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· 3/24/1988

Amoco Production Co. v. Jicarilla Apache Tribe

Citations

  • 842 F.2d 1200
  • 1988 WL 23851

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  • holding that filing of a false disciplinary charge in retaliation 17 for a grievance filed by an inmate is actionable under section 1983
  • concluding that evidence of fraudulent intent was sufficient in part because of the defendant's \supervisory responsibilities\
  • holding that filing of a false disciplinary charge in retaliation 18 for a grievance filed by an inmate is actionable under section 1983
  • concluding that the McDaniel approach ‘would in effect grant a defendant transactional immunity once it is shown that government attorneys or investigators involved in the prosecution were exposed to the immunized testimony’
  • concluding that the McDaniel approach 'would in effect grant a defendant transactional immunity once it is shown that government attorneys or investigators involved in the prosecution were exposed to the immunized testimony'
  • concluding that the McDaniel approach “would in effect grant a defendant transactional immunity once it is shown that government attorneys or investigators involved in the prosecution were exposed to the immunized testimony”

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Judges: Chilson, Seth, Seymour

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