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Morton Nesses v. Randall T. Shepard
68 F.3d 1003
7th Cir.
1995
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*4 announced Rooker- FAIRCHILD, Circuit Judge, dissenting in Feldman doctrine of no in those part. cases. I respectfully dissent from the court’s deci- sion to modify from one declin-

ing jurisdiction to dismissal merits, preclusion.

based on claim I would affirm

the district court’s without modifi- cation, dismissing for lack My analysis differs from my that of col- leagues ways. in two WALGREEN COMPANY & SUBSID IARIES, Petitioner-Appellant, First, it seems clear to me Nesses is attempting to obtain review judgments against him. His com- COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL plaint model, is far from a but there is REVENUE, Respondent- anything suggests jurisdiction, it is his Appellee. attempt at a Section 1983 claim. gist The it is: defendant lawyers and one or more joined in a scheme and conspira- United States Court of cy, and misuse of power and influ- Seventh Circuit. They ence. entry of judgments against plaintiff contrary to Argued Sept. and law. 1995. judgments deprived plaintiff of property Decided Oct. without law, due abridg- well as ing his privileges and deny- immunities and ing him equal protection of the laws. His complaint could have no meaning unless it

sought a determination that the state court

judgments wrong. were It follows that

Case Details

Case Name: Morton Nesses v. Randall T. Shepard
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Date Published: Oct 10, 1995
Citation: 68 F.3d 1003
Docket Number: 93-3928
Court Abbreviation: 7th Cir.
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