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First Circuit· 5/16/2006

Pagan v. Calderon

Citations

  • 448 F.3d 16
  • 2006 WL 1320744

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • substantive due process clause should not “serve as a means of constitutionalizing tort law”
  • “A federal court must satisfy itself as to its jurisdiction, including a plaintiff’s Article III standing to sue, before addressing his particular claims . . . .”
  • “A federal court must satisfy itself as to its jurisdiction, including a plaintiff’s Article III standing to sue, before addressing his particular claims, regardless of whether the litigants have raised the issue of standing.”
  • “A federal court must satisfy itself as to its jurisdiction, including a plaintiff’s Article III standing to sue, before addressing his particular claims, regardless of whether the litigants have raised the issue of standing.”
  • conduct must be “extreme and egregious,” “truly outrageous, uncivilized, and intolerable,” “stunning”
  • conduct must be “extreme and egregious,” “truly outrageous, uncivilized, and intolerable,” “stunning”

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Cites

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