International Islamic Community of Masjid Baytulkhaliq, Inc. v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• granting summary judgment where defamation allegations did not “meet the requirements of a well-plead[ed] allegation” as plaintiffs did not “identify] which statements they contended] [were] libelous or defamatory”
• granting summary judgment in favor of the defendants, inter alia, because the “[pjlaintiffs failed to show that their safety was in danger, apart from groundless allegations of an assassination conspiracy”
• \The conduct must be extreme and outrageous. It is not enough that the defendant acted with tortious intent or even that he acted with malice.\
• “It is not enough that the defendant acted with tortious intent or even that he acted with malice.”
• “It is not enough that the defendant acted with tortious intent or even that he acted with malice.”
• “For suits against law enforcement officers arising under Virgin Islands law, the requisites of an immunity defense are identical to the federal bases for immunity. . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).