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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals held this week that subordinate and superior employees alike can be held liable for First Amendment Retaliation if their actions work to implement the retaliatory adverse action. In King v. Zamiara, the Court reversed a grant of summary judgment to three Michigan prison officials on a prisoner’s First Amendment Retaliation claim. The plaintiff, King, had sued after he believed that his involvement in a prior class action suit against Michigan prisons had led to him being placed in a higher security classification. He had also helped other prisoners file grievances and complaints about their treatment while incarcerated. The first two elements of a First Amendment Retaliation claim – conduct protected by the First Amendment,... [Read More]
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