Page v. Lockyer

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• holding that six of an entity’s seven members appointed by state officials or elected in statewide elections constituted a “strong[] indicat[ion] that the [entity] is a state agency rather than an instrumentality of the City”
• “The Eleventh Amendment entitles states to sovereign immunity, and this immunity extends... to entities considered arms of the state such as state agencies.”
• “The Eleventh Amendment entitles states to sovereign immunity, and this immunity extends to entities considered arms of the state, such as state agencies.” (citations, quotation marks, and alterations omitted)
• “District courts are afforded substantial discretion in weighing the Rule 19(b

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