In Re Special Education of Walker

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• the term “any other governmental entity” was not a “sufficiently clear” expression of the legislature’s intent to waive the State’s right to assent to the imposition of post-judgment interest
• although the state has immunity, the legislature may, by statute, consent to liability of the state when \clear and unequivocal\ (internal quotation marks omitted)
• any waiver of sovereign immunity must appear in affirmative statutory language

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