Ann Bogie v. Joan AlexandraSanger

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• explaining that the video evidence showed “in real time the content and context of the alleged wrongs”
• when an exhibit “incontrovertibly contradicts the allegations in the complaint, the exhibit ordinarily controls, even when considering a motion to dismiss”
• “When an exhibit incontrovertibly contradicts the allegations in the complaint, the exhibit ordinarily controls, even when considering a motion to dismiss.”
• al- lowing video evidence to be considered because, “[w]hen an ex- hibit incontrovertibly contradicts the allegations in the complaint, the exhibit ordinarily controls, even when considering a motion to dismiss”
• Dckt. No. 7-2, at 4 of 4

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).