Harrison v. Their Creditors

How courts have described this case

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• noting that this requirement is the “functional equivalent of showing that a plaintiff and its comparators are ‘prima facie identical’” (citation omitted)
• dismissing plaintiffs’ claims against governor challenging New York law as barred by the Eleventh Amendment since plaintiffs did not allege sufficient connection and no connection was apparent from law itself
• dismissing claims against the governor as barred by the Eleventh Amendment when plaintiffs failed to allege a sufficient connection between the governor and the challenged law and no such connection was apparent from the law itself
• discussing legislation in connection with equal protection claims

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).