Strong v. Rachal

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• explaining Congress created the Superior Court to “serve as a local court system,” and that the Superior Court is “essentially similar” to the “local courts found in the 50 States of the Union”
• “The clear meaning of the phrase ‘United States district court’ does not encompass state courts or the courts of the District of Columbia.”
• “[M]y jurisdiction over Ms. Day’s claims depends on whether the Superior Court of the District of Columbia has jurisdiction to hear Title VII claims against federal employers.”
• “[M]y jurisdiction over Ms. Day’s claims depends on whether the Superior Court of the District of Columbia has jurisdiction to hear Title VII claims against federal employers.”
• “[M]y jurisdiction over Ms. Day’s claims depends on whether the Superior Court of the District of Columbia has jurisdiction to hear Title VII claims against federal employers.”
• “[M]y jurisdiction over Ms. Day’s claims depends on whether the Superior Court of the District of Columbia has jurisdiction to hear Title VII claims against federal employers.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).