Daniel P. Duncan v. State of Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services

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• noting that a party must develop any arguments it wishes the court to 8 No. 03-4193 consider or they will be deemed abandoned
• stating that for an argument to be considered by the court of appeals, the party must develop that argument in its brief
• stating that arguments that a party fails to develop in its opening brief in any meaningful manner will be deemed waived or abandoned
• holding “that a party must develop any arguments it wishes this court to consider in its … brief, or they will be deemed waived or abandoned.”
• stating that “a party must develop any arguments it wishes this court to consider in its appellate brief, or they will be deemed waived or aban- doned”
• finding appellants waived Fourteenth Amendment claims where district court had granted defendants qualified immunity on these claims, yet appellant did not address qualified immunity in appellate brief

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