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D.C. Circuit· 3/18/2018

Lyles v. U.S. Marshalls Serv.

Citations

  • 301 F. Supp. 3d 32

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  • finding that United States Marshal “only can be found liable for his own actions, not the unconstitutional acts of a subordinate under a theory of respondeat superior”
  • finding that, just because the name and title of the defendant U.S. Marshal appeared on a writ of restitution, that fact alone did not establish that he “was present during or participated in” the plaintiff’s alleged unconstitutional eviction

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Judges: Leon

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