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· 2/2/1904

Illinois Central R. R. v. Jordan

Citations

  • 117 Ky. 512
  • 78 S.W. 426
  • 1904 Ky. LEXIS 214

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that Ex parte Young “exception to sovereign immunity only authorizes suit against officials with the authority to provide the requested relief” (emphasis added)
  • finding that the Ex parte Young “exception to sovereign immunity only authorizes suits against officials with the authority to provide the requested relief”
  • finding that the Ex parte Young “exception to sovereign immunity only authorizes suits against officials with the authority to provide the requested relief”
  • noting that reinstatement is prospective relief in case where plaintiff was terminated from state employment
  • noting that although individual defendant whose comments created inference of retaliation “did not herself terminate plaintiff, her role in his termination may constitute an adverse action in its own right”
  • allowing case to proceed solely against university president after ruling that terminated professor’s suit against fifteen individual defendants “cast [plaintiff’s] claims too broadly for Ex parte Young”

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Judges: Paynter

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