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Opinion
101 F.3d 687 · Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit · Jun 12, 1996
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Plaintiffs “allegation that a meeting had transpired among the defendants, during which they allegedly agreed to confine [plaintiff], is conclusory and is totally unsupported by the record. As such, it cannot defeat summary judgment.”
“[Plaintiff’s] reliance on circumstantial evidence of retaliation—namely, the proximity of the disciplinary action to his complaint where no misbehavior reports were previously filed against him—does not suffice to defeat summary judgment.”
“[Plaintiff’s] reliance on circumstantial evidence of retaliation—namely the proximity of the disciplinary action to his complaint where no misbehavior reports were previously filed against him—does not suffice to defeat summary judgment.”
“[Plaintiff’s] reliance on circumstantial evidence of retaliation—namely the proximity of the disciplinary action to his complaint where no misbehavior reports were previously filed against him—does not suffice to defeat summary judgment.”
distinguishing between third parties and assignees to written agreement
