City of Elsa v. M.A.L.

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• holding that police officers who sued city for disclosing to media results of random drug tests could pursue city for equitable and injunctive relief based on alleged constitutional violations
• concluding that suit for injunctive relief stemming from alleged constitutional violations may be filed against governmental entity
• concluding that suit for injunctive 10 relief stemming from alleged constitutional violations may be filed against governmental entity
• holding that police officers who sued city for disclosing to media results of random drug tests could pursue city for equitable and injunctive relief based on alleged constitutional violations
• holding that police officers who sued city for disclosing to media results of random drug tests could pursue city for equitable and injunctive relief based on alleged constitutional violations
• holding that police officers who sued city for disclosing to media results of random drug tests could pursue city for equitable and injunctive relief based on alleged constitutional violations

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