Alice G. Kelly Norman P. Kelly v. Great Seneca Financial Corp. Javitch, Block & Rathbone

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• “[R]equiring a State to appear in federal court and undergo trial when it is entitled to sovereign immunity (even if it is later shielded on the merits) harms the State's dignitary interests.”
• “Absolute Presidential immunity protects a substantial public interest in the separation of powers,” but “[t]he Supreme Court did not say that denials of all forms of absolute immunity . . . were immediately appealable.”

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