Blackerby v. Oder

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• granting summary judgment on the spouse’s per quod claim because the claims from which it derived were not viable
• dismissing § 1983 claim for negligent failure to train because plaintiff failed to indicate any deficiency that that could “possibly rise to the level of deliberate indifference needed”
• dismissing negligent training and supervision claim because the plaintiff’s “allegations . . . fail to establish that [the defendant] owed a duty of care to [the p]laintiff, breached that duty, the breach was the proximate cause of injury to [the plaintiff].”
• declining to reach additional arguments for dismissal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).