Karen Malleus v. John George

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• noting that in a motion to dismiss the \plaintiff must be given the benefit of every favorable inference\
• explaining that in reviewing a motion to dismiss, the district court must strike conclusory allegations
• noting requirement that a plaintiff must state enough facts so that a pleading is plausible on its face
• collecting cases and explaining that information encompassed by the constitutional right to privacy may be separated into categories reflecting sexual, medical, and some financial information
• requiring the Court to accept allegations as true and give plaintiff benefit of every reasonable inference
• requiring a plaintiff to set forth well-pleaded factual allegations to satisfy the plausibility standard

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