· 1/2/2020
In re Children of Brittany B.
Citations
- 2020 ME 1
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- applying Hager and finding that because the plaintiffs “failed to allege -- beyond legal conclusions couched as factual statements -- that they were treated less favorably because of their race,” the district court properly dismissed their Title VI claim
- “[I]t goes almost without saying that a sexual assault complainant and those she accuses of sexual assault are not similarly situated as complainants.”
- “[I]t goes almost without saying that a sexual assault complainant and those she accuses of sexual assault are not similarly situated as complainants.”
- analyzing equal-protection and Title VI claims together under same standard
- “blind eye” is a legal conclusion
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