Hoy v. INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF BAYVILLE

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• “A court may dismiss a claim on res judicata or collateral estoppel grounds on . . . a motion for summary judgment”
• “Federal courts have complete discretion to determine whether or not to accept the submission of any material beyond the pleadings offered in conjunction with an [FRCP] 12(b)(6
• “[T]he Court concludes that plaintiffs in this action are entitled to discovery before having to oppose a motion for summary judgment, and thus conversion of the motion is unwarranted.”

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