B.J. Reid v. Rolling Fork Public Utility District
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
' WIENER, Circuit Judge.
In this equal protection case, Plaintiff-Appellant B.J. Reid challenges the take nothing judgment entered against him by the district court, which based its judgment on the jury’s answer to the first of eight special interrogatories. Reid contends that the court erred in relying on the first interrogatory alone and disregarding the remaining seven. As we find that, when answered in the negative, only the first interrogatory was relevant to the outcome of the case, we affirm the take nothing judgment.
I. FACTS AND PROCEEDINGS
• This case began in November 1982, when the…
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