· 8/31/1951
Federal National Bank v. Commissioner
Citations
- 191 F.2d 402
How courts have described this case
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- stating that Younger abstention only applies where federal proceedings will “interfere with an ongoing state judicial proceeding”
- stating that Younger controls “whenever the requested relief would interfere with the state court’s ability to conduct proceedings, regardless of whether the relief targets the conduct of a proceeding directly.” (citations omitted)
- explaining that 7 Younger abstention is appropriate “whenever the requested relief would interfere with the state 8 court’s ability to conduct proceedings, regardless of whether the relief targets the conduct of a 9 proceeding directly.”
- allowing appellants to proceed with their claim under Ex parte Young, and then addressing Younger abstention and finding that abstention was warranted
- allowing appellants to proceed with their claim under Ex parte Young, and then addressing Younger abstention and finding that abstention was warranted
- allowing appellants to proceed with their claim under Ex parte Young, and then addressing Younger abstention and finding that abstention was warranted
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Judges: Knous, Phillips
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