Raymond v. Moyer

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• holding that no exception applies to the Rooker- Feldman doctrine for procedural due process violations
• holding that federal district courts lack jurisdiction under Rooker- Feldman to review state-court judgments in cases brought by non- prevailing parties in state-court
• holding that federal district courts lack subject-matter jurisdiction under Rooker- Feldman to review state-court judgments in cases brought by the unsuccessful state- court party
• holding that no exception applies to the Rooker- Feldman doctrine for procedural due process violations
• holding that no exception applies to the Rooker-Feldman doctrine for procedural due process violations
• explaining that there is no exception to the Rooker-Feldman doctrine for procedural due process violations

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