Prior v. Linsey

How courts have described this case

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• denying summary judgment on the plaintiffs conspiracy claim due to the “interwoven nature of the relationship among” the alleged conspirators
• “The Veliquette affidavit is riddled with legal argument. Placing legal argument in an affidavit is plainly improper . . .”
• “Federal courts may deem a claim abandoned when a party moves for summaty judgment on one ground and the party opposing summary judgment fails to address the argument in any way..” (internal quotation marks omitted
• legal argument in affidavit “plainly improper”

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