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· 3/15/1832

Gaiennie v. Hepp

Citations

  • 3 La. 515

How courts have described this case

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

  • declining to dismiss state law claims against moving defendants where court retained original jurisdiction over federal claim against non-moving defendants
  • declining to dismiss state law claims against moving defendants were court retained original jurisdiction over federal claim against non-moving defendants
  • dismissing false-arrest claim against private defendants who allegedly summoned the police to plaintiffs’ apartment and provided them with an erroneously entered temporary restraining order, prompting police to forcibly enter and confine plaintiffs
  • “Although a Section 1983 conspiracy claim is distinct from one of joint action the concepts of acting ‘jointly’ or in ‘conspiracy with’ state actors are intertwined.”

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