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· 3/23/1993

Ronny J. Sanders v. Sears, Roebuck & Company, a New York Corporation Daniel J. Geiger

Citations

  • 984 F.2d 972

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • stating that § 1983 secures constitutional rights from government infringement, not infringement by private parties
  • stating that a corporation acting under color of state law will only be held liable where “there is a policy, custom or action by those who represent official policy that inflicts injury actionable under § 1983”
  • stating that a corporation acting under color of state law will only be held liable where “there is a policy, custom or action by those who represent official policy that inflicts injury actionable under § 1983”
  • stating that a corporation acting under color of state law will only be held liable where “there is a policy, custom or action by those who represent official policy that inflicts injury actionable under § 1983”
  • stating that a corporation acting under color of state law will only be held liable where “there is a policy, custom or action by those who represent official policy that inflicts an injury actionable under § 1983”

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Judges: McMillian, Lay, Loken

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