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Eleventh Circuit· 2/26/2010

Deen v. Egleston

Citations

  • 597 F.3d 1223
  • 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 4172
  • 2010 WL 669253

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  • observing that “defending law suits is hard; defending malpractice suits is harder; and defending old malpractice suits is harder still”
  • observing that equal protection “is not an obligation to provide the best governance possible,” and that “[b]ecause it is fundamentally the people who are empowered to overturn unwise social and economic laws, the role of the judiciary is accordingly limited”
  • “[I]t goes without saying . . . that the opinions of state supreme courts do not bind us on questions 22-12946 Opinion of the Court 31 of federal constitutional law.”
  • “[I]t goes without saying . . . that the opinions of state supreme courts do not bind us on questions USCA11 Case: 22-12946 Document: 34-1 Date Filed: 04/05/2024 Page: 31 of 42 22-12946 Opinion of the Court 31 of federal constitutional law.”

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Judges: Black, Marcus, Higginbotham

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