Ambrose v. City of New York

How courts have described this case

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• holding that any due process claim “against the City is properly brought under the Fourteenth Amendment, not the Fifth Amendment”
• holding that any due process claim “against the City is properly brought under the Fourteenth Amendment, not the Fifth Amendment”
• holding that any due process claim against the city was properly brought under the Fourteenth Amendment, not the Fifth Amendment
• noting that Fifth Amendment applies to federal government, not to state officials
• denying motion to dismiss where plaintiff’s Monell claim was based, in part, on presentation of fabricated evidence
• finding a due process claim against a city was “properly brought under the Fourteenth Amendment, not the Fifth Amendment”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).