Ali v. D.C. Court Services

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• holding that sovereign immunity barred a suit against CSOSA and its employees in their official capacities
• concluding that sovereign immunity barred a suit against CSOSA and its employees in their official capacities and dismissing the complaint brought by a parolee as to the individual defendants, including a Court Supervision Officer and her supervisor
• stating that the loss of funding “was not tied to the completion of specific reports”
• dismissing for failure to state a claim a parolee’s Bivens action against CSOSA employees who, pursuant to the terms of the certificate of parole, applied a special condition and placed him under the supervision of the mental health unit
• dismissing for failure to state a claim a parolee’s Bivens action against CSOSA employees who, pursuant to the terms of the certificate of parole, applied a special condition and placed him under the supervision of the mental health unit

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