Rodriguez v. Municipality of San Juan

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• recognizing that “[i]t should go without saying that we deem waived claims not made or claims adverted to in a cursory fashion, unaccompanied by developed argument.”
• noting that \we deem waived [arguments] not made or [arguments] adverted to in a cursory fashion\
• holding that \we consider waived arguments confusingly constructed\ (citation modified)
• stressing that \an argument not seriously developed in the opening brief\ is forfeited (quoting Tejada-Batista v. Morales, 424 F.3d 97, 103 (1st Cir. 2005))
• deeming argument waived where party provided neither \the necessary caselaw nor reasoned analysis to show that he is right about any of this\
• deeming arguments waived when a party \provide[d] neither the necessary caselaw nor reasoned analysis\ to make the requisite showings

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