abstention doctrines造句

• The abstention doctrine presupposes the adequacy of state process to protect constitutional rights.
• In rare cases the federal courts have announced a policy of not hearing ( Colorado River abstention doctrine.
• There are several other federal abstention doctrines that derive from various Supreme Court cases, including the so-called Younger and Colorado River abstentions.
• This essentially had the effect of cabining the Rooker-Feldman doctrine and limiting its application, defining it as separate and distinct from both preclusion and abstention doctrine.
• The district court granted the defendant's motion on ground of abstention doctrine, but the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit reversed, holding that abstention was inappropriate.
• The United States Supreme Court case Colorado River Water Conservation District v . United States was a court case resulting in the abstention doctrine which helped to prevent duplicate litigation between state courts and federal courts.
• This form of federal court abstention is based on the case of " Railroad Commission v . Pullman Co . " ( 1941 ) and is known as the " Pullman " abstention doctrine.
• However, a three-judge Federal district court dismissed the claim, stating that Dombrowski had failed to show evidence of irreparable damage and asserted the abstention doctrine, stating that State Courts had the right to refrain from ruling in Constitutional questions.
• Virtually all U . S . law schools offer an elective course that focuses specifically on the powers and limitations of U . S . federal courts, with coverage of topics such as justiciability, abstention doctrines, the abrogation doctrine, and habeas corpus.
• The Bar also argued that it was absolutely immune from liability for actions arising out of its disciplinary functions, that the Eleventh Amendment barred Thompson's recovery of damages, and that the court should dismiss the case pursuant to the abstention doctrine of " Younger v . Harris ".
• The term before it heard Southland's appeal, a 6-3 court had, in " Moses H . Cone Memorial Hospital v . Mercury Construction Corp . ", upheld an appellate decision that overturned a district court's " Colorado River " abstention doctrine and whether the lower court's decision was appealable.