Unfortunately for his cause, not everything is a federal case. It is fair to infer that . . . We do not find that such a distinction rises to the level of an Equal Protection violation. Because Fournier has not been able to show a violation of a federal right, it is not necessary for this Court to reach the defense of qualified immunity. For the reasons stated in this opinion, we reverse the judgment of the district court.
Judgment is issued for the defendant-appellants.