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142964P.pdf 09/01/2016 Michelle Mary Ray v. Anoka County
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No: 14-2964
and No: 14-3151
and No: 14-3188
and No: 14-3225
and No: 14-3288
and No: 14-3404
and No: 14-3448
and No: 14-3651
and No: 14-3673
and No: 14-3750
and No: 15-1288
and No: 15-1805
and No: 15-1846
U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota - Minneapolis
[PUBLISHED] [Wollman, Author, with Loken and Bye, Circuit Judges]
Civil case - Driver's Privacy Protection Act. For the court's prior
opinion dealing with the history, purpose and applicability of the
Driver's Privacy Protection Act, see McDonough v. Anoka County, 799 F.3d
(8th Cir. 2015), cert. denied, 136 S.Ct 2388 (2016). This opinion deals
with thirteen consolidated appeals involving thirteen plaintiffs and
hundreds of defendants, alleging hundreds of incidents of misuse of the
Minnesota Department of Public Safety's database of driver's license data.
The district courts dismissed the actions for failure to state a claim.
Some of the dismissals are affirmed, while others are reversed in part and
remanded for further proceedings. Please refer to the opinion for
additional details.