· 8/20/2002
Wojcik v. Massachusettts State Lottery Commission
Citations
- 300 F.3d 92
- 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 16702
- 2002 WL 1880381
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- recognizing that a collective-bargaining agreement gives rise to a property interest in continued employment under Massachusetts law
- recognizing that a collective- bargaining agreement gives rise to a property interest in continued employment under Massachusetts law
- stating that the fact that the governor could reject choice for director of the Lottery Commission indicated that the Commission was an arm of the state
- stating that a state’s immunity from suit “extends to any entity that is an arm of the state” (internal quotations omitted)
- stating that a state’s immunity from suit “extends to any entity that is an arm of the state” (internal quotations omitted)
- noting that the governor had power of approval over the Lottery Com- mission’s director and power of appointment over the Com- mission’s governing officials
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Judges: Torruella, Campbell, Cyr
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