upholding Congress' authority to abrogate sovereign immunity under the Bankruptcy Clause
Summary of this case from In re York-Hannover Developments, Inc.No. 86-1883.
October 13, 1987.
C.A. 9th Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 796 F. 2d 291 and 806 F. 2d 898.
upholding Congress' authority to abrogate sovereign immunity under the Bankruptcy Clause
Summary of this case from In re York-Hannover Developments, Inc.In Patterson v. Illinois, 484 U.S. 895, (1988), the Supreme Court made it clear that the standard Miranda warning, which had been held sufficient to constitute a waiver of Fifth Amendment rights, was sufficient to waive the right to counsel provided by the Sixth Amendment as well. The question here is thus the same one with which we have dealt many times.
Summary of this case from Branscomb v. StateFull title:TRIPLE "A" MACHINE SHOP, INC. v. SOUTHWEST MARINE, INC
Court:U.S.
Date published: Oct 13, 1987
Because the actions brought by petitioner were not within the scope of § 106(c), the court held that they…
In re York-Hannover Developments, Inc.In contrast, McVey Trucking, Inc. v. Secretary of State of Illinois (In re McVey Trucking, Inc.), 812 F.2d…