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· 8/4/1997

Keith McKenzie v. City of Chicago

Citations

  • 118 F.3d 552
  • 1997 WL 401431

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that “in reapportion- ment and school desegregation cases, for example, it is not possible to award effective relief to the plaintiffs without al- tering the rights of third parties”
  • noting that “in reapportion- ment and school desegregation cases, for example, it is not possible to award effective relief to the plaintiffs without al- tering the rights of third parties”
  • noting that “in reapportion- ment and school desegregation cases, for example, it is not possible to award effective relief to the plaintiffs without al- tering the rights of third parties”
  • noting that “in reapportion- ment and school desegregation cases, for example, it is not possible to award effective relief to the plaintiffs without al- tering the rights of third parties”
  • “Razing nuisances, like killing diseased livestock and burning infected plants, is a time‐honored use of a state’s police power”
  • “Razing nuisances, like killing diseased livestock and burning infected plants, is a time‐honored use of a state’s police power”

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Judges: Posner, Easterbrook, Manion

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