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A. The Court Limits Mapp by Altering its Direct Review Priorities and Procedures in Order to Review and Reverse State Court Decisions Providing Arguably Excessive Fourth/Fourteenth Amendment Protection
5.2.2.2
A. The Court Limits the Damages Remedy by Declining to Recognize the Underlying Fourteenth Amendment Right
4.2.3.3
A. The Court Refuses (5-4) to Carve Out an Additional Categorical Exception to Brown v. Allen (1953)
5.2.3.2
A. The Institutional Injunction in School Desegregation Cases
4.2.2.2
A. The Judiciary Act of 1789
3.2.1.2
A. The Origins of the Fourteenth Amendment
3.3.2.2
A. The Supreme Court Alters Direct Review Doctrine in Order to Put State Court Judges to a Choice
5.2.4.2
A. “Younger Abstention”: Whereby the Federal Plaintiff Seeking an Equitable Remedy is Directed to Raise the Federal Question as a Defense in State Court
4.1.4.2
B. Chief Justice Marshall’s Theory of the Relationship Between Federal Question Cases and the Eleventh Amendment
3.3.1.3
B. “Clarification Abstention”: Whereby the Federal Plaintiff is Directed to Seek Clarification in State Court of the State Law Being Challenged, so that the Federal Question Might be Modified or its Decision Avoided
4.1.4.3
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