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· 10/9/1950

Lynch v. Nygaard

Citations

  • 340 U.S. 839
  • 95 L. Ed. 616
  • 71 S. Ct. 26
  • 1950 U.S. LEXIS 1753

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  • where parties freely and without reservation pursued appeal from lower state court order, policy concern for ability and willingness of states to vindicate constitutional rights not implicated
  • “As a general matter, the doctrine of res judicata forecloses relitigation of matters that were determined, or should have been raised, in a prior suit in which a court entered a final judgment on the merits.”

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