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· 8/31/1999

Michael Lovern, Sr. v. Mark A. Edwards, Individually and in His Official Capacity as Superintendent of the Henrico County Public Schools

Citations

  • 190 F.3d 648
  • 1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 20860
  • 1999 WL 674755

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  • holding that “[d]etermining the question of subject matter jurisdiction at the outset of the litigation is often the most efficient procedure”
  • holding that “[d]etermining the question of subject matter jurisdiction at the outset of the litigation is often the most efficient procedure”
  • holding that “[d]etermining the question of subject matter jurisdiction at the outset of the litigation is often the most efficient procedure”
  • holding that “[d]etermining the question of subject matter jurisdiction at the outset of the litigation is often the most efficient procedure”
  • holding that “[d]etermining the question of subject matter jurisdiction at the outset of the litigation is often the most efficient procedure”
  • holding that “[d]etermining the question of subject matter jurisdiction at the outset of the litigation is often the most efficient procedure”

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Judges: Widener, Niemeyer, King

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