· 11/19/2015
Jimmy Lee Menifee v. Union Gospel Mission
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- concluding that plaintiff had forfeited a sovereign-immunity argument “by failing to raise [it] before the district court, and he ha[d] effectively waived the argument on appeal by not arguing under the rubric of plain error”
- recognizing that arguments not made before the district court are forfeited
- recognizing that arguments not made before the district court are forfeited
- explaining that “arguments that litigants fail to present before the district court” will be deemed forfeited on appeal
- recognizing there is no independent obligation to consider waived arguments in favor of jurisdiction
- noting that, ordinarily, arguments not raised before the district court are forfeited
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