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· 9/14/1993

Robert G. Tilton, an Individual v. Gary L. Richardson, Ole Anthony, Harry Guetzlaff, C. Tony Wright, David Burrows, and George A. Otstott

Citations

  • 6 F.3d 683
  • 1993 U.S. App. LEXIS 23398
  • 1993 WL 346056

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  • holding that the same elements are required for S 1985(3) claims against private actors
  • holding that “an RFC that fails to take into account a claimant’s 7 limitations is defective”
  • holding that the First, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendments “do not erect a shield against merely private conduct however discriminating or wrongful”
  • holding that when the wife’s “testimony was similar to 7 [claimant’s] complaints” and the ALJ properly rejected claimant’s testimony, “it follows 8 ||that the ALJ also gave germane reasons for rejecting [the wife’s] testimony”
  • holding that the same elements are required forS1985(3) claims against private actors
  • § 1985(3) applies “only to conspiracies motivated by some racial, or perhaps otherwise class-based, invidiously discriminatory animus”

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Judges: Brorby, McWilliams, Ebel

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