Majhor v. Kempthorne

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• concluding that plaintiff cannot establish personal jurisdiction over government officials of American Samoa under the District’s long-arm statute
• holding that without “actual knowledge” of the plaintiff’s injuries, the defendants “could not have deliberately sought to withhold care for a serious medical need or ignored [the plaintiff’s] requests for medical care” (quoting Arnold v. Moore, 980 F. Supp. 28, 34 (D.D.C. 1997
• stating that “a Bivens action may be maintained against a defendant only in his or her individual capacity, and not in his or her official capacity”
• denying motion for sanctions absent prior opportunity to respond or correct conduct
• “a Bivens action may be maintained against a defendant only in his or her individual capacity, and not in his or her official capacity”

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