Eric O'Keefe v. John Chisholm

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• recognizing that although § 1983 authorizes anti-suit injunctions, principles of “equity, comity, and federalism” determine whether such injunctions are appropriate
• finding that a federal plaintiff’s ability to litigate subpoena in state court counseled against injunctive relief even though the district court reasoned that the defendants’ “bad faith” conduct justified an injunction
• “The Anti–Injunction Act embodies a fundamental principle of federalism: state courts are free to conduct their own litigation, without ongoing supervision by federal judges…”

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