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· 8/24/1982

Dennis O'COnnOr v. State of Nevada

Citations

  • 686 F.2d 749
  • 1982 U.S. App. LEXIS 16387

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  • recognizing that the State of Nevada has explicitly refused to waive its immunity 20 to suit under the Eleventh Amendment
  • holding that “Nevada 20 has explicitly refused to waive its immunity to suit under the eleventh amendment”
  • recognizing that, under the Eleventh Amendment, a state or its agencies cannot be sued in federal court without the state’s 20 consent and Nevada explicitly has refused to waive its Eleventh Amendment immunity
  • recognizing that, under the 19 Eleventh Amendment, a state or its agencies cannot be sued in federal court without the state’s consent and Nevada explicitly has refused to waive its Eleventh Amendment immunity
  • recognizing that under the 20 Eleventh Amendment, a state or its agencies cannot be sued in federal court without the state’s consent and Nevada explicitly has refused to waive its Eleventh Amendment immunity
  • holding that “Nevada has explicitly refused to waive its immunity to suit under the eleventh amendment . . . The Supreme 23 Court has made it clear that section 1983 does not constitute an abrogation of the eleventh amendment immunity of the states”

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Judges: Wallace, Canby, East

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