Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah v. Myton

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• holding that supervisory liability may be imposed when an official “knew of unconstitutional conditions and culpable actions of his subordinates but failed to act”
• concluding that these allegations failed to 27 state a claim for supervisory misconduct
• concluding allegations that official policymaker responsible for the implementation of 20 policies failed to state a claim for supervisory misconduct
• holding parents have a First Amendment right of association with their children under Lee and Rotary Club
• holding that at the 16 motion-to-dismiss stage, “[i]f the operative complaint contains even one allegation of a harmful act 17 that would constitute a violation of a clearly established constitutional right, then plaintiffs are entitled 18 to go forward with their claims”
• holding conclusory allegations that supervisor promulgated unconstitutional policies and procedures that authorized unconstitutional conduct of subordinates did not suffice to state a claim of supervisory liability

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