· 6/14/1984
Rubie Rogers v. Robert Okin, M.D., Etc., Rubie Rogers v. Robert Okin, M.D., Etc.
Citations
- 738 F.2d 1
- 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 21513
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing a liberty procedural due process claim involving the involuntary commitment of mental patients
- applying res judicata to bar claims against members of state commission in second action based on a judgment in a prior action brought against the commission itself
- “Every circuit court that has considered this provision has held in essence that an exclusion applicable to one defendant applies to all codefendants”
- “The interpretation and enforcement regime that matters to Plaintiffs’ Commerce Clause claim is that which the ILCC has adopted”
- answers to a certified question “do not constitute a directly enforceable judgment” and, therefore, “plaintiff could not obtain from a federal or state court a contempt citation for defendants’ violation of the answers”
- certification is a substitute for abstention, rather than a complement to it
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Judges: Campbell, Davis, Coffin
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