Federación De Maestros De Puerto Rico v. Junta De Relaciones Del Trabajo De Puerto Rico

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• holding that the state proceedings have ended for Rooker–Feldman purposes when (1) “the lower state court does not issue a judgment but merely an interlocutory order . . . and [(2
• stating that \a federal suit seeking an opposite result [from a final state court judgment] is an impermissible attempt to appeal the state judgment to the lower federal courts\
• noting that if the state action has reached a point where neither party seeks further action, then the state proceedings have functionally “ended” for purposes of Rooker-Feldman
• noting that “a federal suit seeking an opposite result” from a final state court judgment “is an impermissible attempt to appeal the state judgment to the lower federal courts”
• describing \the somewhat uncertain path\ First Circuit law had taken prior to \the clarification provided by Exxon Mobil \
• outlining three-part test to determine whether state —————— 1 The District Court also granted respondents’ motion to dismiss T. M.’s parents’ claims on the merits. Cite as: 608 U. S. (2026) 5 Opinion of the Court proceedings have functionally “ended”

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