All My Section 1983 Posts to 10-12-15
TO MY READERS
It has been a while since I reorganized all of my posts (including videos and podcasts) in order to provide greater and more efficient accessibility for readers. There are now more than 150 posts.
I consider this reorganization important, and I hope it is also useful to you, because my posts are not intended to be of short-term utility. Instead, they are intended to serve the continuing educational needs of lawyers, law students, academics and the public at large.
I encourage you to search within each post for case names, topics and the like, that you are interested in.
I thank all of you for your ongoing support of this blog. I also invite you to follow me on Twitter @NahmodLaw.
Sheldon Nahmod (snahmod@kentlaw.edu).
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What follows is the first of four posts (three are rather long) comprising all of my posts (with links) divided into the following four parts and four corresponding posts: PART I: SECTION 1983; PART II: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW; PART III: FIRST AMENDMENT; PART IV: EDUCATION
PART I: SECTION 1983
My New Video on Section 1983 Basics
All My Videos: Constitutional Law, Section 1983 and SCOTUS
Section 1983 Supreme Court Decisions–2009: A Video Presentation
A Section 1983 Podcast: Damages and Procedural Defenses
From Monroe to Connick: Podcast
Article: The Long and Winding Road from Monroe to Connick
“Section 1983 Is Born”: A Working Paper
My New Article: The Birth of Section 1983 in the Supreme Court
A Section 1983 Primer (1): History, Purposes and Scope
A Section 1983 Primer (2): The Seminal Decision of Monroe v. Pape
A Section 1983 Primer (3): Constitutional States of Mind
A Section 1983 Primer (4): Causation and the Mt. Healthy Burden-Shift Rule
A Section 1983 Primer (5): Statutes of Limitations
A Section 1983 Primer (6): Claim and Issue Preclusion
A Section 1983 Primer (7): Introduction to Absolute Individual Immunity
A Section 1983 Primer (8): Absolute Legislative Immunity
A Section 1983 Primer (11): Statutes of Limitation and Continuing Violations
Rethinking Section 1983 Malicious Prosecution
Section 1983 Malicious Prosecution: Some Recent Decisions (I)
Section 1983 Malicious Prosecution: Some Recent Decisions (II)
Section 1983 Malicious Prosecution: Some Recent Decisions (III)
Section 1983 Malicious Prosecution: Some Recent Decisions (IV)
Section 1983 Malicious Prosecution (V): A Recent Seventh Circuit Decision
Iqbal and Section 1983 Supervisory Liability
My Position on Supervisory Liability after Iqbal
Post-Iqbal Supervisory Liability in the Third and Tenth Circuits
Recent Post-Iqbal Supervisory Liability Decisions in the Circuits
More Post-Iqbal Supervisory Liability Cases in the Circuits
Post-Iqbal Pleading in Federal Courts: Three Recent Circuit Decisions
Recent Post-Iqbal Pleading Decisions in the Circuits (II)
Two Recent Post-Iqbal Pleading Decisions in the Circuits
Section 1983, Statutes of Limitation and Accrual: Recent Circuit Decisions Applying Heck v. Humphrey
Recent Statutes of Limitation Accrual Decisions in the Circuits
Van De Kamp and the Shift in Prosecutorial Immunity
Prosecutorial Immunity Revisited: The Pottawattamie County Case (UPDATED)
Haywood v. Drown: Close Call for the Supremacy Clause?
Precluding Section 1983 Constitutional Claims: Fitzgerald v. Barnstable School Comm.
Certiorari Granted in Madigan v. Levin: An Important Section 1983/ADEA Preclusion Case
DeShaney in the Circuits: Affirmative Duties and Danger-Creation
DeShaney in the Circuits (II): Affirmative Duties and Danger-Creation
DeShaney in the Circuits (III): The Fifth Circuit En Banc Holds the Line
DeShaney in the Circuits (IV): The Seventh Circuit’s Reformulation
DeShaney in the Circuits (V): The Third and Tenth Circuits Weigh In
DeShaney in the Circuits (VI): Some Recent Decisions
Justice Stevens and Section 1983
New Supreme Court Section 1983 Municipal Liability Decision: Los Angeles County v. Humphries
Connick v. Thompson: New Supreme Court Decision on Local Government Liability for Failure to Train
Purdue v. Kenny A.: A New Supreme Court Attorney’s Fees Decision
Certiorari Granted in Skinner v. Switzer: Section 1983, Habeas and Heck
New Supreme Court Section 1983, Habeas and Heck Decision: Skinner v. Switzer
Gun Control, the Second Amendment and Section 1983 After McDonald v. Chicago
The Second Amendment and Gun Control: Unanswered Questions
Section 1983 Gun Liability and The Child Safety Lock Act
The Second Amendment and Section 1983: A Podcast
Kingsley v. Hendrickson: New Supreme Court Pretrial Detainee Excessive Force Decision
Anti-SLAPP Statutes and Section 1983 (Updated)
Anti-SLAPP Statutes in Federal Courts
Anti-SLAPP Statutes and State-Law Claims: Is a City Protected?
Section 1983 and the Intracorporate Conspiracy Doctrine
Qualified Immunity “Order of Battle” Modified
New Supreme Court Section 1983 Qualified Immunity Decision: Ortiz v. Jordan
Camreta v. Greene: New Supreme Court Decision on Qualified Immunity and Appellate Jurisdiction
Fox v. Vice: New Supreme Court Attorney’s Fees Decision
New Supreme Court Attorney’s Fees Decision: Lefemine v. Wideman
Borough of Duryea v. Guarnieri: New Supreme Court Section 1983 Public Employee Petition Clause Case
Certiorari Granted in Rehberg v. Paulk: An Intriguing Witness Immunity Case
Rehberg v. Paulk: A New Supreme Court Absolute Immunity Decision
Certiorari Granted in Filarsky v. Delia: Private Attorney Immunity Under Section 1983
Filarsky v. Delia: A New Supreme Court Private Individual Immunity Decison
Two Post-Filarsky Private Individual Immunity Decisions in the Circuits
Ryburn v. Huff: New Supreme Court Qualified Immunity Decision and a Slapdown of the Ninth Circuit
Messerschmidt v. Millender: A New Qualified Immunity Search Warrant Decision
Certiorari Granted in Reichle v. Howards: A First Amendment Retaliatory Arrest Case
New Supreme Court Decision: Reichle v. Howards and First Amendment Retaliatory Arrests
Plumhoff v. Rickard: New Supreme Court Section 1983 Fourth Amendment/Qualified Immunity Decision
Carroll v. Carman: New Supreme Court Qualified Immunity Decision On Warrantless Entries
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