Mark Maraschiello v. City of Buffalo Police Department

How courts have described this case

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• holding that law of the case doctrine does not 5 bar a district court from “granting summary judgment based on evidence after 6 denying a motion to dismiss based only on the plaintiff’s allegations”
• determining that “three sentences of unsupported argument regarding” the plaintiff’s claim is insufficient to trigger our examination
• law of the case does not preclude a district court from granting summary judgment based on evidence after denying a motion to dismiss
• “‘Racism’ is not race, and discrimination on the basis of alleged racism is not the same as discrimination on the basis of race.”
• “‘Racism’ is not a race, and discrimination on the basis of alleged racism is not the same as discrimination on the basis of race.”
• “The doctrine of law of the case is discretionary and does not limit a court’s power to reconsider its own decisions prior to final judgment.” (citation omitted)

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