Nau v. Department of Revenue

How courts have described this case

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• “[W]e are free to affirm . . . on any basis supported by the record.”
• “We must therefore address the jurisdictional [Eleventh Amendment] question that clearly exists, even though it was not addressed by the court below.”
• “[W]e are free to affirm the judgment on any basis supported by the record.”
• “[S]tate immunity is jurisdictional in the same sense as the complete diversity requirement or the well-pleaded complaint rule. . . .[A] federal court must examine each claim in a case to see if the court's jurisdiction is barred by the Eleventh Amendment”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).