State Plaintiffs definition

State Plaintiffs means C. Kent Stephens, Sunshine Wire and Cable Defined Benefit Plan Trust, and Ira Gaines.
State Plaintiffs means PGW and Vladimir Gusinsky, and their respective agents, employees, representatives, spouses, marital communities, heirs, successors, subrogees, transferees, and assignees.
State Plaintiffs means Terry Murphy, Ron Levy, and George Assad.

Examples of State Plaintiffs in a sentence

  • The imposition of regulatory burdens on State Plaintiffs is sufficient to demonstrate an injury to their sovereign interest in creating and enforcing a legal code to govern child custody proceedings in state courts.

  • If, as State Plaintiffs alleged, the Secretary promulgated a rule binding on states without the authority to do so, then State Plaintiffs have suffered a concrete injury to their sovereign interest in controlling child custody proceedings that was caused by the Final Rule.

  • Thus, State Plaintiffs are entitled to special solicitude in our standing inquiry.

  • Moreover, State Plaintiffs allege that the Final Rule affects their sovereign interest in controlling child custody proceedings in state courts.

  • We conclude that State Plaintiffs have demonstrated injury and causation with respect to this claim, as State Plaintiffs’ injury from the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe’s decision to depart from ICWA section 1915’s placement preferences is concrete and particularized and not speculative.


More Definitions of State Plaintiffs

State Plaintiffs means the Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana, NECA-IBEW Pension Trust Fund, Teamsters Local 456 Annuity Fund, Toby Spitz, and Robert Greenbaum.
State Plaintiffs means the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Family Trust and Xxxxx Xxxxxxx.
State Plaintiffs means Tomas Eduardo Kohn and Michael Barber.
State Plaintiffs. Counsel” means Glancy, Prongay & Murray LLP.
State Plaintiffs means Doris Staehr, Jay Fink and Thyron Spears.
State Plaintiffs means plaintiffs in the State Action including Plumbers &
State Plaintiffs. Counsel” means the law firms of Robbins Umeda & Fink LLP,