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Sixth Circuit· 2/11/1997

Doe v. Sundquist

Citations

  • 106 F.3d 702
  • 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 2178

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  • reasoning that a district court should decline supplemental jurisdiction where “[c]oncerns of comity” exist that support allowing state courts to decide “purely state law issues”
  • reasoning that a district court should decline supplemental jurisdiction where there are novel issues of state constitutional law and “[c]oncerns of comity” support allowing state courts to decide “purely state law issues”
  • “[W]e have observed that the degree of likelihood -9- No. 18-3325, Nexus Gas Transmission, LLC, v. City of Green, Ohio, et al. of success that need be shown to support a preliminary injunction varies inversely with the degree of injury the plaintiff might suffer.”

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