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Municipal Liability, §1983, Respondeat Superior, Monell Doctrine, Public Officer Liability, Master and Servant, Master, Servant, Discretionary, Ministerial, Governmental, Proprietary, Public Officers, Official Policymaker, Ku Klux Act, Sherman Amendment

venue, Missouri, jury, juries, tort reform, Tort Reform Act, first injured, first injury, principal place of residence, multiple party venue, venue gaps, corporations only venue, not-for-profit venue, special venue

Section 1983, 42 U.S. C. § 1983, Under color of law, Ku Klux, Ku Klux Klan, Klan, Grant, Morton-Butler, outrage legislation, Radical Republicans, Radicals, Shellabarger, Frelinghuysen

Kirby, Statutory interpretation, Statutory construction, Fourteenth Amendment, Civil War, Intent, Congress, Malicious prosecution, Absurd consequence, Gallatin County, Guerrillas, Bushwackers, Secessionists, Indictment, Rebel grand jury, Union supporters, Joint Committee on Reconstruction

Immunity, 42 U.S.C. § 1983, 1983, Constitutional violation, State or local officials, Official immunity, Private individual, Compensatory damages, Congressional intent, Intent, Congress, Statutory construction, Statutory interpretation

Uncharged conduct, mens rea, Federal Rules of Evidence, evidence, admissibility, intent, probative, prejudicial, windfall analysis, evidentiary windfall, conditional concession