Seventh Circuit· 4/23/2007

Jenkins v. Bartlett

Citations

487 F.3d 482
73 Fed. R. Serv. 383
2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 9228

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finding no genuine issue of material fact as to whether there was a constitutional violation and as to whether the municipality was deliberately indifferent
finding no genuine issue of material fact on a failure to train claim because the plaintiff had not offered sufficient evidence that the city had actual or constructive knowledge of other constitutional violations
“The jury found that Mr. Jenkins’ constitutional rights were not violated ..., thus the City cannot be held liable for any failure to train.”
“[T]here can be no liability under Monell for failure to train when there has been no violation of the plaintiff’s constitutional rights.”
“[T]here can be no 14 liability under Monell for failure to train when there has been no violation of the plaintiff’s constitutional rights.”
“[T]here can be no liability under Monell for failure to train when there has been no violation of the plaintiff’s constitutional rights.”

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