The Presbyterian Church (u.s.a.) v. The United States of America

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “[n]othing in the language of [§ 702] suggests that the waiver of sovereign immunity is limited to cases challenging ... ‘agency action’ ”
• holding that “[Section] 702’s waiver of sovereign immunity” is not “limited to suits challenging ‘agency action’”
• holding that “§ 702’s waiver of sovereign immunity” is not “limited to suits challenging ‘agency action’”
• finding that a “concrete, demonstrable decrease in attendance at . . . worship activities” can constitute injury for a religious organization
• recognizing waiver 21 of the government’s sovereign immunity in actions seeking equitable relief under the First and 22 Fourth Amendments
• holding “[w]e cannot agree with the [Immigration and Naturalization Service] that § 702’s wavier of sovereign immunity is limited to instances of ‘agency action’ as technically defined in § 551(13

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).