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holding that Louisiana state courts are arms of the state and immune under the Eleventh Amendment
Summary of this case from Carlisle v. NormandOpinion
No. 93-02281.
Filed March 22, 1994.
Appeal from S.D.Tex., 830 F.Supp. 361.
AFFIRMED.
holding that Louisiana state courts are arms of the state and immune under the Eleventh Amendment
Summary of this case from Carlisle v. NormandNo. 93-02281.
Filed March 22, 1994.
Appeal from S.D.Tex., 830 F.Supp. 361.
AFFIRMED.
holding that Louisiana state courts are arms of the state and immune under the Eleventh Amendment
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Court:United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
Date published: Mar 22, 1994
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