Seventh Circuit: William I. Babchuk, M.D., P.C. v. Indiana University Health, Inc

S1983

When a state hospital suspends the privileges of a physician, there is no per se cognizable liberty or property interest imperiled by reporting the revocation to national organizations.

Where the board of a private hospital is partially appointed by the Board of Governors of a state university and the state university earns a share of the hospital's profits, the hospital is not necessarily a state actor acting under the color of state law.

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