Puckett v. City of Glen Cove

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the question of defendant’s motivation “is not one that can be decided in the context of a motion to dismiss”
• finding First Amendment retaliation claim adequately pled where plaintiff alleged harm to the value of her property as a result of defendants’ retaliatory conduct
• analyzing motion to dismiss under selective enforcement where complaint devoid of factual allegations of direct discriminatory animus
• applying the Gagliardi standard in case involving alleged failure to enforce local zoning laws
• “[F]ederal courts hearing civil rights cases do not sit as zoning boards of appeal over local zoning decisions.”
• “To demonstrate a violation of due process rights ..., whether procedural or substantive, a plaintiff must first demonstrate the possession of a federally protected property right to the relief sought.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).