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Opinion
113 L. Ed. 2d 441 · Supreme Court of the United States · Mar 25, 1991
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Dillon, Commissioner, Indiana Department of Insurance v. Alleghany Corp.
Opinions in this case
W.D. Michigan · Oct 9, 2001
S.D. Indiana · Nov 13, 2000
N.D. Illinois · Jan 3, 2000
Seventh Circuit · Dec 16, 1998
Seventh Circuit · Jul 23, 1998
D. New Jersey · Apr 9, 1998
Eighth Circuit · Sep 25, 1997
Eighth Circuit · Sep 25, 1997
Parentheticals
Younger confined to cases where federal plaintiff violated state law, thereby exposing himself to state enforcement proceeding
“Whether the state proceeds against malefactors administratively or judicially is a distinction irrelevant to the policy behind Younger.”
§ 1983 plaintiff may initiate action to enjoin unconstitutional state conduct if he has not violated state law, has not exposed himself to a state enforcement proceeding, and is not a defendant in such a proceeding, but merely seeks to sweep away an illegal obstacle to his activities
§ 1983 plaintiff may initiate action to enjoin unconstitutional state conduct if he has not violated state law, has not exposed himself to a state enforcement proceeding, and is not a defendant in such a proceeding, but merely seeks to sweep away an illegal obstacle to his activities
