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Ali v. Shabazz
8 F.3d 22
Ali v. Shabazz**
NO. 93-2495
United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit.
Oct 28, 1993
[1] Appeal From: S.D.Tex.
[2] AFFIRMED.
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[-s-s] ** Conference Calendar
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8 F.3d 22 · Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit · Oct 28, 1993
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recognizing that § 242 does not provide for a private right of action and so there is no statutory basis for inferring that it could support a civil cause of action
recognizing that neither § 241 nor § 242 provide for a private right of action and that there is no statutory basis for inferring that they could support a civil cause of action
“In order for a private right of action to exist under a criminal statute, there must be ‘a statutory basis for inferring that a civil cause of action of some sort lay in favor of someone.’”
“In order for a private right of action to exist under a criminal statute, there must be ‘a statutory basis for inferring that a civil cause of action of some sort lay in favor of someone.’”