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Segal v. City Of New York  ·  2006  ·  18 pinpoint citations from 18 cases, 8 distinct passages.

Morrison v. New York State Trooper Michael Strain  ·  2025-09-18  ·  N.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Monell does not provide a separate cause of action . . . it extends liability to a municipal organization where that organization’s failure to train, or the policies or customs that it has sanctioned, led to an independent constitutional violation.”
Ahmed v. City of New York  ·  2025-03-27  ·  S.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”
Dudley v. Boise State University  ·  2024-05-03  ·  D. Idaho  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Loss of reputation can constitute deprivation of a liberty interest when, for example, it occurs in the course of dismissal from government employment. This is commonly referred to as a ‘stigma-plus’ claim.”
Harry v. City of N.Y.  ·  2024-01-24  ·  Second Circuit  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Monell does not provide a separate cause of action . . . it extends liability to a municipal organization where that organization’s failure to train . . . led to an independent constitutional violation.”
Hanks v. City of Syracuse  ·  2023-12-26  ·  Second Circuit  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”
Cato v. Dietschler  ·  2023-12-14  ·  W.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”
Kenneth Dunn v. Leo Schmitz  ·  2023-06-06  ·  Seventh Circuit  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“[T]he placement of statements in an em- ployee’s personnel file may satisfy the … public disclosure element[].”
Chan v. The City of New York  ·  2023-03-31  ·  E.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”
Kenlock v. Orange County, New York  ·  2022-09-30  ·  S.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Monell does not provide a separate cause of action . . . it extends liability to a municipal organization where that organization’s failure to train, or the policies or customs that it has sanctioned, led to an independent constitutional violation.”
Lozada v. County of Nassau  ·  2021-03-31  ·  E.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell [in the summary judgment context] was entirely correct.”
Lopez v. N.Y.C. Department of Correction  ·  2021-02-09  ·  S.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”
Joseph v. Cuomo  ·  2021-01-20  ·  E.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“DHS cannot house me if I am not present at an intake shelter in person.”
Raj v. Dickson City Borough  ·  2020-10-14  ·  M.D. Pennsylvania  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Monell . . . extends liability to a municipal organization where that organization’s failure to train, or the policies or customs that it has sanctioned, led to an independent constitutional violation.”
Meisel v. Westchester County  ·  2020-06-25  ·  S.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Monell does not provide a separate cause of action . . . it extends liability to a municipal organization where that organization’s failure to train, or the policies or customs that it has sanctioned, led to an independent constitutional violation.”
Guerrero v. The City of Yonkers  ·  2020-02-05  ·  E.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”
Schramm v. City Of New York  ·  2019-12-11  ·  S.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address .. . defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”
Grega v. Pettengill  ·  2015-08-18  ·  D. Vermont  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”
Ambrose v. City of New York  ·  2009-03-31  ·  S.D. New York  ·  pin 459 F.3d at 207
“Because the district court properly found no underlying constitutional violation, its decision not to address the municipal defendants’ liability under Monell was entirely correct.”