General Auto Service Station LLC v. City of Chicago, Illinois, and Lamar Advertising Co.

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• stating that “except in extraordinary situations, a fed- eral court may not enjoin ongoing state proceedings that arise out of important state interests, if the litigant has an adequate opportunity to present its constitutional arguments in the state forum”
• “[A] protest ... concerning the adversary’s pre-litigation conduct rather than an injury caused by a judicial decision ... is unaffected by the Rooker-Feldman doctrine.”

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