Louisville Ry. Co. v. McCarthy

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• granting a motion to dismiss “[p]laintiff’s lengthy submissions” that were “largely rambling, conclusory, or incoherent”
• granting a motion to dismiss “[p]laintiff’s lengthy submissions” that were “largely rambling, conclusory, or incoherent”
• “A claim under Title III of the [ADA] can only be asserted against a private entity engaged in the provision of public accommodations.”
• “Th[e Privacy Act] applies only to the federal government, not to state or local government agencies.”
• “Th[e Privacy Act] applies only to the federal government, not to state or local government agencies.”
• “A claim that is barred by a state’s sovereign immunity must be dismissed pursuant to the Eleventh Amendment for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).