Frizell Clegg v. Cult Awareness Network Cult Awareness Network, Los Angeles Chapter Cynthia Kisser Priscilla Coates

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• finding that an organization was not a “public accommodation” within the meaning of 22 the statute as it was not connected to an actual place
• affirming dismissal of Title II public accommodation discrimination claim against a national non-profit organization where the plaintiff did not “allege facts from which it could be concluded that [the defendant] is closely connected to a ‘place’ or ‘facility’”
• “All allegations 25 of material fact in the complaint are taken as true and construed in the light most favorable 26 to the nonmoving party.”
• twice using the phrase “closely connected”

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