LePeck Construction Corp. v. United States

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• noting that state has adequate post-deprivation remedy for destruction of prisoner’s property
• not improper to reject an opinion presenting inconsistencies 6 between the opinion and the medical record
• an ALJ may discount a doctor’s opinion when it 6 is inconsistent with or unsupported by the doctor’s own clinical findings
• unauthorized destruction of non-contraband property during shakedowns fails to state a constitutional violation, plaintiff instead has an adequate remedy in the Illinois Court of Claims
• inmate had adequate post-deprivation remedy through the Illinois Court of Claims for lost and destroyed materials, including legal papers, confiscated during shakedown
• in summary judgment proceedings, district courts may consider an undisputed fact in a party’s statement of facts only if it is also supported by record evidence

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