· 10/12/1971
Hicks v. Grove Press, Inc.
Citations
- 404 U.S. 806
- 92 S. Ct. 45
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- holding that “the district court’s dismissal of the case . . . constituted an indirect denial of injunctive relief” (emphasis omitted)
- disclaiming jurisdiction when appellant, a state-court judge challenging her transfer to a different subject-matter division, suffered no diminution in status or pay (merely the inconvenience of a different docket) during the pendency of the litigation
- disclaiming jurisdiction when appellant, a state-court judge challenging her transfer to a different subject-matter division, suffered no diminution in status or pay (merely the inconvenience of a different docket) during the pendency of the litigation
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