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    The Legal Doctrine Holding That States Cannot Be Sued by Private
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The Legal Doctrine Holding That States Cannot Be Sued by Private

Question 3

Question 3

Multiple Choice

The legal doctrine holding that states cannot be sued by private persons or groups claiming that the state violated a statute enacted by Congress is known as state:


A) executive privilege
B) judicial supremacy
C) habeus corpus
D) sovereign immunity
E) legislative exemption

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