Risica Ex Rel. Risica v. Dumas

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• concluding that principal’s decision merely to talk to student who was verbally “bullying” plaintiff did not qualify as deliberate indifference and, therefore, did not “shock the contemporary conscience”
• “When a party fails to address one of the moving party’s grounds for summary judgment, the court may deem the claim abandoned and grant summary judgment in favor of the moving party on that ground.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).