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Judicial Federalism in the Trenches: The Rooker-Feldman Doctrine in Action

Suzanna Sherry

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Barry Friedman, and Calvin Sharpe for their helpful comments on earlier drafts and Tom Rowe for forcing

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Barry Friedman, and Calvin Sharpe for their helpful comments on earlier drafts and Tom Rowe for forcing

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Barry Friedman, and Calvin Sharpe for their helpful comments on earlier drafts and Tom Rowe for forcing

Key concepts: Federalism, Law, Political science, Doctrine, Judicial review, Action (physics), Separation of powers, Law and economics

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