Wahba v. New York University

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• noting that eight to nine day period to collect 1,000 signatures not per se unconstitu­tional
• party \cannot be allowed to escape Rooker-Feldman by raising a new constitutional theory in federal court\
• “[T]he Rooker-Feldman doctrine has a close affinity to the principles embodied in the legal concepts of claim and issue preclusion . . . . that non-parties to a prior action are not bound.”

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