Spears v. City of Indianapolis

TERENCE T. EVANS, Circuit Judge.

“What a diffrence a day makes ... twenty-four little hours.”

(Dinah Washington,1 Circa Summer of 1959)

This case is about “what a difference a day makes ... twenty-four little hours” when responding to a motion for summary judgment. If Charles Spears and the other plaintiffs had twenty-four little hours more they might still be in the case. Without twenty-four little hours extra they definitely are out of court. And “that’s the diffrence a day makes.”

Our case arises from Mr. Spears’ mostly unsuccessful venture into the taxicab business in the city of Indianapolis…