Seventh Circuit· 11/15/2013
Davenport v. Dovgin
Citations
- 545 F. App'x 535
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- holding that Illinois’ one-year limitations period for claims against a local government and its employees, 745 ILCS 10/8–101, governed an arrestee’s IIED claim against a police officer
- concluding that the plaintiff’s complaint “cannot state a plausible claim for relief because it does not allege what service, program, or activity she believes she was excluded from because of a disability”
- observing that the “shared attorney” method of imputing notice required by Rule 15(c)(1)(C
- one-year limitations period applied to IIED claim against “City of Chicago, its police department, and several city employees”
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Judges: Flaum, Tinder, Wood
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