Jackson v. Mukasey

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• holding that Eleventh Amendment did not bar state law tort claims asserted in federal court against state officials in their individual capacities
• “[T]he Eleventh Amendment does not bar suits brought against state officials in their individual capacities, even if the actions which are the subject of the suit were part of their official duties.”
• “[T]he Eleventh Amendment does not bar suits brought against state officials in their individual capacities, even if the actions which are the subject of the suit were part of their official duties.”
• “[T]he Eleventh Amendment does not bar suits brought against state officials in their individual capacities, even if the actions which are the subject of the suit were part of their official duties ….” (citing Hafer v. Melo, 502 U.S. 21 (1991))

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