dismissing the Governor of Ohio from plaintiff's Section 1983 civil rights action for unconstitutional arrest and prosecution because the Governor was not liable under a respondeat superior theory
Summary of this case from J.P. v. TaftNo. 89-5470.
January 19, 1990.
Appeal from the E.D.Tenn.
AFFIRMED.
dismissing the Governor of Ohio from plaintiff's Section 1983 civil rights action for unconstitutional arrest and prosecution because the Governor was not liable under a respondeat superior theory
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Court:United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
Date published: Jan 19, 1990
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