City of Klamath Falls, Or. v. Babbitt

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing conspiracy complaint for failing “to plead any facts tending to show the existence of a tainted agreement, such as a ‘backroom’ meeting between the co- conspirators”
• requiring plaintiff to “make the predicate showing of a constitutional violation on these facts” before turning to the “under color of [law]” element of a § 1983 claim
• “[I]t is . . . important to recognize that a fundamental assumption 8 underlying [differential diagnosis] is that the final, suspected ‘cause’ . . . must actually be 9 capable of causing the injury.”

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