Richard M. Crawford v. Texas Army National Guard, Bruce A. Olson v. Texas Army National Guard

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• applying Feres to an intramilitary damages action under 42 U.S.C. § 1985(3)
• cases for non-monetary relief are allowed to proceed when “they involve challenges to the facial validity of military regulations and [are] not tied to discrete personnel matters.”
• “Section 1983 ... claims, like those predicated, on Bivens, invite judicial second-guessing of military actions and tend to overlap the remedial structure created within each service .... ” (emphasis supplied)
• “Section 1983 . . . claims, like those predicated on Bivens, invite judicial second-guessing of military actions and tend to overlap the remedial structure created within each service . . . .” (emphasis supplied)
• “Section 1983 . . . claims, like those predicated on Bivens, invite judicial second-guessing of military actions and tend to overlap the remedial structure created within each service . . . .” (emphasis supplied)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).