Eleventh Circuit· 7/21/2004

Christopher Scott Hughes v. Eleventh Judicial

Citations

377 F.3d 1258
2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 15059
2004 WL 1627027

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concluding that federal courts consistently abstain from interfering in state criminal prosecutions unless a limited exception applies
concluding that federal courts consistently abstain from interfering in state criminal prosecutions unless a limited exception applies
concluding that federal courts consistently abstain from interfering in state criminal prosecutions unless a limited exception applies
concluding that federal courts consistently abstain from interfering in state criminal prosecutions unless a limited exception applies
concluding that federal courts consistently abstain from interfering in state criminal prosecutions unless a limited exception applies
concluding that federal courts consistently abstain from interfering in state criminal prosecutions unless a limited exception applies

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Judges: Anderson, Hull, Pryor

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