O'BRADOVICH v. Village of Tuckahoe

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• holding that plaintiff’s allegations were insufficient to state a Fourteenth Amendment due process claim based on denial of request under New York’s Freedom of Information Law because the law did not create a protectible property interest
• “In the absence of any claim establishing a violation of civil rights, the court must also dismiss claims of conspiracy brought under § 1985.”
• “In the absence of any claim establishing a violation of civil rights, the court must also dismiss claims of conspiracy brought under § 1985.” (citations omitted)
• “[T]he mere commencement of a civil action, even if alleged to be for the purposes of harassment or intimidation, is insufficient to support a claim of IIED.”

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