· 6/15/1878
State ex rel. Schwing v. Fontelieu
Citations
- 30 La. 1122
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- noting that courts “routinely deny summary judgment motions as moot, or even vacate prior grants of summary judgment, when the motion was based on a complaint that has been rendered legally inoperative” (citation omitted)
- explaining that the principle of accepting factual allegations as true “is inapplicable to 1 “Defendants” refers to the United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”); the DOJ’s Office of Justice Programs (“OJP”); the OJP’s Bureau of Justice Assistance (“BJA”
- dismissing claims with prejudice after plaintiffs’ “repeated failure to plead a sustainable cause of action”
- dismissing claims with prejudice in light of the “repeated failure to plead a sustainable cause of action”
- “Given the complete absence of any factual allegations whatsoever relating to actual job content or working conditions, the Court dismisses Plaintiffs’ EPA claims as a matter of law.”
- “[C]ourts in this circuit routinely deny ... motions as moot... when the motion was based on a complaint that has been rendered legally inoperative.” (internal quotation marks and citations omitted)
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