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actionable	485, 494 (2001) ("The debate among the leading statesmen of the time centered almost exclusively on whether the states, without their consent, were suable in the federal courts, in light of the provision in Article III extending the federal judicial power to controversies 'between a State and Citizens of another State . Article III as a constitutional compromise: modern textualism and ... by Menashi, Steven / Notre Dame Law Review 44) If the contract was with the state, the only potentially suable defendant was the state. Pleading sovereign immunity: the doctrinal underpinnings of Hans v. ... by Kian, Sina / Stanford Law Review In pointing out that the principle of sovereign immunity "is derived from the laws and practices of our English ancestors," 33 this Justice traced the doctrine that the king of England was "not suable in the courts of that country" from the time of Edward the First. Effect of governmental immunity on declining governmental ethics--the ... by Phelan, Marilyn / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table	stunned stunt stupefaction stupefactive stupefied stupefy stupendous stuperous stupid stupidity stupidness stupor stuprare stuprate stupration Stuprum sturdiness sturdy style style of arrangement style of penmanship stylish stymie sua sponte sua voluntate suable suadere suasible suasive suasor suavis suavity sub hasta vendere Sub modo Sub Nomine Sub pede sigilli Sub potestate Sub silentio Sub-agent Sub-tenant subaltern subalternate subauscultare subcategory subcenturio subchapter S corporation subclass subcommittee subconscious perception Subcontractor subdere	Su-doku Su-doku SU-MRCC Su-Nung, the Bloody String su-PAR SU-RFC SU/TCDC SU2C SU3symmetry Sua Sua Sua Sua Altezza Sua Altezza Imperiale Sua Altezza Reale Sua Propria Manu Sua Santità Sua sponte sua voluntate SUAA SUAB SUABC Suabia Suabia Suabian Suabian Suabians Suabians suability suability suable SUABORT SUAC SUAD Suada Suade Suade Suade suadere suadere Suadible SUADPS SUADPS-RT SUADV Suaeda Suaeda SUAEI SUAEWICS SUAF SUAFR SUAG Suage SUAGH SUAGM Suai Suai SUAIOP SUAIS SUAIS SUAKCREM Suakim

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485, 494 (2001) ("The debate among the leading statesmen of the time centered almost exclusively on whether the states, without their consent, were suable in the federal courts, in light of the provision in Article III extending the federal judicial power to controversies 'between a State and Citizens of another State .

Article III as a constitutional compromise: modern textualism and ... by Menashi, Steven / Notre Dame Law Review

44) If the contract was with the state, the only potentially suable defendant was the state.

Pleading sovereign immunity: the doctrinal underpinnings of Hans v. ... by Kian, Sina / Stanford Law Review

In pointing out that the principle of sovereign immunity "is derived from the laws and practices of our English ancestors," 33 this Justice traced the doctrine that the king of England was "not suable in the courts of that country" from the time of Edward the First.

Effect of governmental immunity on declining governmental ethics--the ... by Phelan, Marilyn / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table

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