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· 8/2/2017

State of Iowa v. Delray Daniel Goulette

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  • holding that the Eleventh Amendment barred a federal takings claim against the State of Utah, after confirming that Utah offered a forum for the claim
  • holding that because Utah state courts address Fifth Amendment takings claims, those courts are open
  • holding that a plaintiff must “explain[] which . . . prison- official defendants are liable for what improper conduct”
  • holding that the Eleventh Amendment barred a federal takings claim against the State of Utah, after confirming that Utah offered a forum for the claim
  • concluding that the Eleventh Amendment barred a takings claim, noting that “Knick did not involve Eleventh Amendment immunity, which is the basis of our holding in this case”
  • holding that the Eleventh Amendment bars claims against Utah state officials

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