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· 2/21/2024

Juan Ramon Nava v. State of Florida

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  • holding that the portion of the taxpayer’s damages award pertaining to his § 1983 claim compensated him for his personal injuries and could prope rly be excluded under § 104(a)(2)
  • “any economic injury proximately resulting, such as loss of wages in this instance, may be compensated for in an award of damages for the personal injuries involved in the denial of the civil right.”
  • settlement award was ex-cludable although based in part on taxpayer’s lost wages
  • Sec. 1981 claims treated as contract for statute of limitations determination
  • § 1981 claims treated as contract for statute of limitations determination
  • deprivation of first amendment rights

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