Christopher A. Darden v. State of Mississippi

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• explaining that when there are “two reasonable interpretations” of a phrase, “the granting of summary judgment for either side [is] improper” (cleaned up)
• reaffirming that a district court “[can]not resolve genuine disputes [of fact] . . . against the nonmoving party on summary judgment”

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