Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad v. Transportation Communications International Union

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• granting summary judgment on the conspiracy claim where plaintiff failed to produce any evidence showing that the defendants conspired to use excessive force and to remain silent
• granting summary judgment on the conspiracy claim where plaintiff failed to produce any evidence showing that the defendants conspired to use excessive force and to remain silent
• “[A] balancing approach is necessary in cases where a party to a civil action asserts her Fifth Amendment privilege and refuses to answer deposition questions.”
• “[A] balancing approach is necessary in cases where a party to a civil action asserts her Fifth Amendment privilege and refuses to answer deposition questions.”
• “A supervisor’s mere knowledge of a subordinate’s unconstitutional conduct is not enough.” (internal citations omitted)
• “Defendants’ simple denial [of a 1 request for admission on liability] is not sufficient to show that they are entitled to judgment 2 as a matter of law.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).