affirming grant of summary judgment to Town on failure to train theory because plaintiff failed to link failure to train to an injury of constitutional proportions
Summary of this case from Estate of Vordermann v. City of EdgertonNo. 00-1030.
July 9, 2001.
affirming grant of summary judgment to Town on failure to train theory because plaintiff failed to link failure to train to an injury of constitutional proportions
Summary of this case from Estate of Vordermann v. City of Edgertonexplaining the plaintiff's burden in establishing an equal protection claim based upon selective enforcement of the law
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Court:United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit
Date published: Jul 9, 2001
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