· 8/16/2016
United States v. Horace
Citations
- 668 F. App'x 142
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that defendants who worked together “clearly shared a common interest in the subject matter of [one of the defendant’s] statements about [one of the plaintiffs]”
- holding that a supervisor’s statement that the plaintiffs’ protected activities “would create a ‘problem’ for plaintiffs” could reasonably be interpreted as some evidence of retaliatory animus
- dismissing procedural due process claim because, among other reasons, plaintiff failed to identify the “source” of his claimed property interest
- “Although, as pleaded, these allegations are based on hearsay, that does not bar the [c]ourt from considering them on a motion to dismiss.”
- “Although, as pleaded, these allegations are based on hearsay, that does not bar the [c]ourt from considering them on a motion to dismiss.”
- “a plaintiff need not plead specific, admissible evidence -6- in support of a claim”
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Judges: Elrod, Graves, Reavley
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