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...knowledge or participated in the actions that deprived McKeon of his constitutional rights. There is no respondeat superior liability in §1983 cases. The third...
...be subject to costs and sanctions. Order issued. The civil rights action underlying this matter was commenced on April 26, 2006 and set...
...in the review process, the city did not timely respond to a Right-to-Know request by appellants, and the commission's review letters indicated...
...the proceeding; the arbitrator exceeded his powers; or a deprivation of constitutional rights occurred. Grievance arbitration awards under Act 111 are subject to...
...born. Biological father was deceased and the court terminated mother's parental rights on July 3, 2012. This court concluded from testimony that...
...confession and accompanying cautionary instructions to the jury sufficiently protected appellant's rights under the confrontation clause; the prosecutor's mis-statement was not so...
...Eminent Domain • Condemnation & Taking • Perpetual Utility Easement • Right-of-Way • Declaration • Procedural Requirements In...
...or should have known that her mother had signed away her legal rights. The court found that the record was devoid of such a showing...
...FAMILY LAW Parental Rights " Involuntary Termination " Two-Part Test " Best Interests " Clear & Convincing Evidence " Court...
...his shoulder when the oriented strand board flooring gave out beneath his right foot. Wilson suffered right leg lacerations and lumbar spine injuries...
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