· 5/19/1881
Jeffries v. Lamb
Citations
- 1 Ind. L. Rep. 322
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- “[I]f Congress ... intended” that the federal cause of action should be entertained by state courts, “then the ‘Maryland policy’ ... would be immaterial”
- \[W]here the administrative agency may have primary jurisdiction... the trial court may retain jurisdiction pending exhaustion of administrative procedures.\ (citations omitted)
- state section 1983 action affirming an award of compensatory damages, a mandatory injunction to transfer the plaintiff to the position which she was denied in violation of the Equal Protection Clause, and attorneys’ fees, and remanding on other grounds
- discussing exhaustion of administrative remedies in the civil rights context
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