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· 2/28/1980

Spicer v. Hilton

Citations

  • 618 F.2d 232
  • 1980 U.S. App. LEXIS 20071

How courts have described this case

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  • noting the paradox inherent in the fact that “it is clearly established that the state’s [sovereign] immunity can be waived by the state, despite the principle that a waiver cannot confer jurisdiction on a court which lacks subject matter jurisdiction”
  • “The Supreme Court has on several occasions even applied the doctrine when the non-constitutional ground was not presented by the parties but was first noticed by the Court itself.”

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