· 10/24/1990
Doe ex rel. Doe v. Alabama State Department of Education
Citations
- 915 F.2d 651
How courts have described this case
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- granting motion to intervene after settlement agreement would be highly prejudicial
- private persons generally have no right to enforce criminal statutes or to sue under them unless the statute also creates a private right of action
- “Once parties have invested time and effort into settling a case it would be prejudicial to allow intervention.”
- both Article III and statutory standing requirements must be satisfied
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Judges: Anderson, Dyer, Hatchett
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