O'Neill v. Simpson

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• relying on United States Supreme Court precedent to hold that a party who had the opportunity to litigate subject-matter jurisdiction is barred from raising those jurisdictional defects on collateral attack
• relying on United States Supreme Court precedent to hold that a party who had the opportunity to litigate subject-matter jurisdiction is barred from raising those jurisdictional defects on collateral attack
• requiring “final judgment on the merits” for claim preclusion to apply
• “[C]laim preclusion[] bars subsequent claims by identical parties based on the same claim for relief after there has been a final judgment on the merits.”

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