Fatir v. Records

How courts have described this case

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• holding that health care providers could, pursuant to § 1983, enforce the Boren Amendment to the Medicaid Act
• holding that the statute of limitations cannot insulate the continued enforcement of an unconstitutional statute
• holding that Boren Amendment created substantive federal right, enforceable by health care providers, to reasonable and adequate rates
• holding that the Boren Amendment created a substantive right enforceable by health care providers under 42 U.S.C. § 1983
• holding that obligation imposed on the states by statute was not \vague and amorphous\ where the statute set out factors for the state to consider
• holding that obligation imposed on the states by statute was not “vague and amorphous” where the statute set out factors for the state to consider

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