Eighth Circuit· 1/28/1993
Clark v. Clark
Citations
- 984 F.2d 272
- 1993 WL 15218
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- holding that “[c]ourts are not persons” under § 1983 and state courts have Eleventh Amendment immunity in any event
- “The doctrines of claim and issue preclusion prevent relitigation of wrong decisions just as much as right ones. Otherwise, the doctrines would have no effect and be useless.”
- “The doctrines of claim and issue preclusion prevent relitigation of wrong decisions just as much as right ones. Otherwise, the doctrines would have no effect and be useless.”
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Judges: Arnold, Hamilton
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- Landers Seed Company, Incorporated v. Champaign National BankSeventh Circuit· 1994-02-04· cited 24×
- Clark v. ClarkEighth Circuit· 1993-03-25· cited 13×
- B & B Hardware, Inc. v. Hargis Industries, Inc.Eighth Circuit· 2013-05-01· cited 11×
- Hawley v. NelsonE.D. Missouri· 1997-04-04· cited 8×
- Landers Seed Co. v. Champaign National BankSeventh Circuit· 1994-02-04· cited 5×
- Ward v. MorrisN.D. Mississippi· 1995-08-24· cited 2×
- Smith v. District of Columbia Metropolitan Police DepartmentDistrict of Columbia· 2009-06-29
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