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LABOV v. LALLEY

Nos. 86-1239, 86-1240.

809 F.2d 220 (1987)

Steven LABOV, Appellant, v. Frank P. LALLEY, Sheriff, Montgomery County, John Hennessey, Chief Deputy Sheriff, Montgomery County, Paul B. Bartle, Chairman, Montgomery County Commissioners, Allan C. Myers, Deputy Commissioner, Montgomery County, Rita C. Banning, Deputy Commissioner, Montgomery County, Frank W. Jenkins, Sheriff (Formerly), Montgomery County, Frederick B. Hill, Sheriff (Formerly), Montgomery County, E.M. Watt, President, Watt & Dobson, Inc., James J. Whelan, Executive Vice President, Watt & Dobson, Inc., James B. Whitaker, Vice President, Watt & Dobson, Inc., Thomas M. Watt, Vice President, Watt & Dobson, Inc., and Unknown Officers Designated as John Doe. John P. CAMPBELL, Appellant, v. Frank P. LALLEY, Sheriff, Montgomery County, John Hennessey, Chief Deputy Sheriff, Montgomery County, Paul B. Bartle, Chairman, Montgomery County Commissioners, Allan C. Myers, Deputy Commissioner, Montgomery County, Rita C. Banning, Deputy Commissioner, Montgomery County, E.M. Watt, President, Watt & Dobson, Inc., James J. Whelan, Executive Vice President, Watt & Dobson, Inc., James B. Whitaker, Vice President, Watt & Dobson, Inc.

United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit.

Decided January 16, 1987.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Arthur L. Gutkin (argued), Conshohocken, Pa., for appellants.

William Morrow (argued), Myers, Banning, Jenkins and Hill, Norristown, Pa., for appellees, Lalley, Hennessey, Bartle, Myers, Banning, Jenkins and Hill.

Andrew Fylypovych (argued), Philadelphia, Pa., for appellees, E.M. Watt, Whelan, Whitaker, and T.M. Watt.

Before GIBBONS, Chief Judge, SEITZ, Circuit Judge, and BARRY, District Judge.

OPINION OF THE COURT

GIBBONS, Chief Judge:

In these consolidated appeals we review Fed.R.Civ.P. 12(b)(6) dismissals of complaints filed by Steven Labov and John Campbell, former employees of the Sheriff's Office of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, alleging a conspiracy, in violation of the Constitution and laws of the United States, to deprive the plaintiffs of certain property and liberty interests. The district court held that both complaints failed to...

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