Cawley v. Celeste (In Re Athens/Alpha Gas Corp.)

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• explaining that “the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has generally been unwilling to create such exceptions [to Rooker-Feldman]”
• observing that “the scope of the Rooker- Feldman doctrine, even as narrowly described in Exxon Mobil, is sometimes fuzzy on the margins”
• observing that “the scope of the Rooker- Feldman doctrine, even as narrowly described in Exxon Mobil, is sometimes fuzzy on the margins”
• observing that “the scope of the Rooker- Feldman doctrine, even as narrowly described in Exxon Mobil, is sometimes fuzzy on the margins”
• observing that “the scope of the Rooker- Feldman doctrine, even as narrowly described in Exxon Mobil, is sometimes fuzzy on the margins”
• concluding it is permissible to bypass a rule of statutory jurisdiction to reach a preclusion question that disposes of a case

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