· 10/8/1956
Chapin v. Massachusetts
Citations
- 352 U.S. 857
How courts have described this case
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- finding pendent jurisdiction proper where federal and state claims were based on closing of the Cleveland Press newspaper
- stating only “overwhelming interests in judicial economy” allow courts to decide state-law claims once federal claims are dismissed
- affirming a district court’s continued exercise of supplemental jurisdiction in part because “the district court was not called upon to interpret some abstruse Ohio legal doctrine”
- both claims turned on “whether defendants had the intent to interfere with plaintiffs’ Job Security Agreement.”
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