Leyland v. Edwards

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing claim for injunctive relief against government official in his individual capacity because \[i]njunctive relief ... is not available against a defendant sued in his individual capacity.\
• dismissing claim for injunctive relief against government official in his individual capacity because “[i]njunctive relief . . . is not available against a defendant sued in his individual capacity.”
• denying injunctive relief sought against government official sued in individual capacity
• “the proper remedy for seeking the return of such property [in the District of Columbia] is to simply file a motion under Rule 41(g)”
• “the proper remedy for seeking the return of such property [in the District of Columbia] is to simply file a motion under Rule 41(g)”
• “the proper remedy for seeking the return of such property [in the District of Columbia] is to simply file a motion under Rule 41(g)”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).