Harris-Lewis v. Mudge

Each of the above defendants has filed a motion for summary judgment on the ground that the undisputed “core” facts fail to provide an evidentiary basis upon which a reasonable jury could find against said defendants.

In deciding the motions, the Court may not weigh the evidence, but must deny the motions unless, on the undisputed facts, there is no reasonable probability that the plaintiffs can prevail at trial. Cassesso v. Comm'r of Correction, 390 Mass. 419, 422 (1983); Kelley v. Rossi, 395 Mass. 659, 663 (1985).

While it is true that the evidence against at least some of these defendants is…