· 12/27/1993
Lou Angel John Dilliner Scott Malone v. Thomas L. Williams Sylvia A. Byrnes-Ales Donna Humphrey the City of Webb City, a Municipal Corporation
Citations
- 12 F.3d 786
- 27 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1402
- 1993 U.S. App. LEXIS 33517
- 1993 WL 529933
How courts have described this case
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- finding that police officer had no reasonable expectation of privacy regarding communication with prisoner in public jail
- noting that “constructive notice of the court’s intention” to consider matters outside of the complaint is enough to satisfy Rule 12
- noting that Rule 12 “does not require the court give affirmative notice to the parties of its intent to consider matters outside the complaint” and that “constructive notice of the court’s intention” to consider matters outside of the complaint is enough
- noting a pro se complainant might not know he can “come forward with matters outside the complaint when the other party presents such matters to the court”
- police officers do not have privacy interest in statements made while subduing inmate in jail
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Judges: Fagg, Bowman, Loken
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