Turner v. City Of Taylor

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• affirming summary judgment because a “newspaper article was inadmissible hearsay” that “could not create a genuine issue of material fact for trial”
• affirming summary judgment because a “newspaper article was inadmissible hearsay” that “could not create a genuine issue of material fact for trial”
• plaintiff must allege facts showing that defendant participated, condoned, encouraged, or knowingly acquiesced in alleged misconduct to establish liability
• plaintiff must allege facts showing that defendant participated, condoned, encouraged, or knowingly acquiesced in alleged misconduct to establish liability
• plaintiff must allege facts showing that defendant participated, condoned, encouraged, or knowingly acquiesced in alleged misconduct to establish liability
• “Because the newspaper article was inadmissible hearsay and Defendants have not conceded its evidentiary reliability, it could not create a genuine issue of material fact for trial.”

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