Tenth Circuit· 7/25/2005

Maestas v. Segura

Citations

416 F.3d 1182
23 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 393
2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 15228
2005 WL 1714313

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recognizing that although defendant had not made the final decision to transfer plaintiffs, he “might still be liable if he possessed a retaliatory motive which set in motion the events that ultimately led to [their] transfers”
finding that plaintiffs abandoned claims by failing to “seriously address them” in their appellate brief
finding that plaintiffs abandoned claims by failing to “seriously address them” in their appellate brief
explaining that the plaintiffs have appeared to abandon “those claims as evidenced by their failure to seriously address them in their briefs”
affirming a grant of summary judgment because plaintiffs failed to present sufficient evidence of causation
affirming a grant of summary judgment because plaintiffs failed to present sufficient evidence of causation

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Judges: Kelly, Baldock, Briscoe

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