Espinal-Dominguez v. Commonwealth of PR

How courts have described this case

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• discussing aspects of Title VII and the Eleventh Amendment as to the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
• discussing aspects of Title VII and the Eleventh Amendment as to the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
• adding, as a fourth requirement, that the order involve an “important and unsettled question of controlling law, not merely a question of the proper exercise of the trial court’s discretion”
• describing the scope of appellate jurisdiction from non-final district court orders
• federal courts have “an unflagging obligation to notice jurisdictional defects” and pursue them at any time
• \This provision has been authoritatively interpreted to safeguard States from suits brought in federal court by their own citizens as well as by citizens of other States.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).