Sharpe v. Kilcoyne

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• holding that constructive notice satisfies Peralta due-process requirements
• “Consciously indifferent conduct occurs when the defendant knew it was sued but did not care.” (internal quotations omitted)
• “Consciously indifferent 10 conduct occurs when the defendant knew it was sued but did not care.” (internal quotations omitted)
• twelve attempted mailings and defendant moved without leaving forwarding address, knew plaintiff was actively pursuing litigation, acknowledged refusing multiple mailings, and even acknowledged refusing mailing containing notice of trial setting

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