Feagain v. Dark Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Ass'n

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “Alleging that training [for arrest procedures] is ‘deficient’ or ‘inadequate’ without identifying a specific inadequacy is conclusory and does not support a plausible claim.”
• “Alleging that training [for arrest procedures] is ‘deficient’ or ‘inadequate’ without identifying a specific inadequacy is conclusory and does not support a plausible claim.”
• “Alleging that training is 15 |‘deficient’ or ‘inadequate’ without identifying a specific inadequacy is conclusory and does not 16 |support a plausible claim.”
• “Alleging that 15 training is ‘deficient’ or ‘inadequate’ without identifying a specific inadequacy is conclusory and 16 does not support a plausible claim.”
• “Alleging that training is ‘deficient’ 18 or ‘inadequate’ without identifying a specific inadequacy is conclusory and does not support a 19 plausible claim.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).