Romer v. Morgenthau

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• noting that to survive a motion to dismiss, a “plaintiff must provide some factual basis supporting a meeting of the minds” between the defendants (internal quotation marks omitted)
• finding inmate failed to state a claim that correctional officers were deliberately indifferent to alleged harassment the inmate experienced by other inmates that allegedly led to the inmate’s high blood pressure
• “A violated constitutional right is a natural prerequisite to a claim of conspiracy to violate such right.”
• “if a plaintiff cannot sufficiently allege a violation of his rights, it follows that he cannot sustain a claim of conspiracy to violate those rights”
• New York work release scheme does not create protectable liberty interest in admittance to work release program
• “[Plaintiff must provide some details of time and place and the alleged effects of the conspiracy.” (internal quotation marks omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).