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Erie doctrine

FederalismErie doctrineAbstentionAnti-Injunction ActSovereign immunityAbrogationRooker–Feldman doctrineAdequate and independent state groundThe Erie doctrine is a fundamental principle of civil procedure in the United States that requires federal courts to apply state substantive law in disputes that do not directly involve a federal question.

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