United States v. Leslie Carter

How courts have described this case

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• holding that state county courts are arms of the state
• providing that court must determine “whether the ALJ’s 15 adverse credibility finding . . . is supported by substantial evidence under the clear and 16 convincing standard”
• stating, “[w]e therefore hold that each plaintiff asserting 15 a conspiracy claim under Kansas law must have suffered some wrong giving rise to a tortious 16 cause of action independent of conspiracy,’ and may not simply adopt the tortious injury 17 suffered by another.”
• “A conflict between treatment notes and a treating 15 provider’s opinions may constitute an adequate reason to discredit the opinions of a 16 treating physician or another treating provider.”
• “A passenger, like anyone else, obviously has a right not to be detained illegally.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).