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Federal Injunctions Against State Agencies Must be Narrow
At 1092: "Due to concerns of comity and federalism, the scope of federal
injunctive relief against an agency of state government must always be
narrowly tailored to enforce federal constitutional and statutory law
only." (Citation omitted) Anything more is an abuse of discretion. See:
Emily Q. v. Bonta, 208 F.Supp.2d ...
injunctive relief against an agency of state government must always be
narrowly tailored to enforce federal constitutional and statutory law
only." (Citation omitted) Anything more is an abuse of discretion. See:
Emily Q. v. Bonta, 208 F.Supp.2d ...
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