Penker Const. Co. v. Cardillo

How courts have described this case

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• holding that where there is “no underlying constitutional violations by any individual, there can be no municipal liability”
• holding that, where “there are no underlying constitutional violations by any individual, there can be no municipal liability”
• holding that members of cell- extraction team, who punched inmate “seven to nine times” as inmate resisted move to different cell, did not display excessive force
• explaining that where “there are no underlying constitutional violations by any individual, there can be no municipal liability”
• finding that the claims against the county fail because “there are no underlying constitutional violations by any individual” and therefore, “there can be no municipal liability”
• finding that the claims against the county fail because “there are no underlying constitutional violations by any individual” and therefore, “there can be no municipal liability”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).