Department of Educ. v. Roe

How courts have described this case

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• noting that, unlike qualified immunity, the agency's immunity from liability provided by section 768.28 is not lost simply because review must wait until after final judgment
• finding no right to be free from trial for the state and clarifying that bearing the cost of litigation is not a loss sufficient for a collateral order
• \[I]n Tucker we had an interest in affording federal causes of action brought in state court the same treatment they would receive if brought in federal court.\
• characterizing sovereign immunity as an affirmative defense
• explaining the reason for the result in Mandico

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