Robert Williams, Sr. v. State of California

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• affirming dismissal without leave to amend where plaintiffs failed in two chances to sufficiently plead their claims, including an Establishment Clause claim
• affirming dismissal of amended 19 complaint without leave to amend based on futility where, despite having received “two chances to articulate clear and lucid theories underlying their claims” the plaintiffs merely 20 repeated allegations previously found deficient
• “The fact that Plaintiffs have already had two chances to articulate clear and lucid theories underlying their claims, and they failed to do so, demonstrates that amendment would be futile.”

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