Johnson v. Government of the District of Columbia

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• holding, based on the history and legal foundations of the District of Columbia court system and the Superior Court Marshal, that “Marshal Dillard was a federal official and not an employee, servant, agent or actor under the control of the District of Columbia”
• “Thus, it is unclear—and the Court need not determine—the degree to which the District of Columbia Superior Court and the District of Columbia Court of Appeals can truly be considered ‘integral’ to the District of Columbia government . . . .”

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