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Loeffler Vs. Frank
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- US Supreme Court
- Jun 13, 1988
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U.S. 549 (1988) U.S. Supreme Court Loeffler v. FrankSearch
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U.S. 549 (1988) Loeffler v. FrankSearch
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interest. The Court of Appeals affirmed the denial of prejudgment interest. Relying in part on Library of Congress v. ShawSearch
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exceptions to the liberal construction rule operate to overcome this presumption. Franchise Tax Board of California v. USPSSearch
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as a suit against a private employer, who is liable for prejudgment interest in a Title VII suit. Library of Congress v. ShawSearch
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his reinstatement with backpay. App. to Pet. for Cert. A-26. Relying on a decision of its controlling court, Cross v. USPSSearch
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit affirmed the denial of prejudgment interest. Loeffler v. CarlinSearch
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undertook that en banc reconsideration, and, by a 6-to-5 vote, affirmed the judgment of the District Court. Loeffler v. TischSearch
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by this Court's recent decision in Library of Congress v. ShawSearch
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at 823. Page 486 U. S. 554 Because of a conflict with the views of the Eleventh Circuit expressed in Nagy v. USPSSearch
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decide whether, in a Title VII suit, prejudgment interest may be awarded against the Postal Service. Sub nom. Loeffler v. TischSearch
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resolution. Absent a waiver of sovereign immunity, the Federal Government is immune from suit. United States v. SherwoodSearch
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the times of their inception by including in the enabling legislation provisions that they may sue and be sued. In FHA v. BurrSearch
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Footnote omitted.) Accord, Franchise Tax Board of California v. USPSSearch
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Keifer & Keifer v. ReconstructionSearch
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sovereign immunity from awards of interest when such awards are an incident of suit. For example, in Standard Oil Co. v. UnitedSearch
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U. S. 79 . Accordingly, interest was allowed. Ibid. See also National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers v. ParrishSearch
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Cf. Library of Congress v. ShawSearch
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Franchise Tax Board of California v. USPSSearch
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with the Service's operation. FHA v. BurrSearch
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West Virginia v. UnitedSearch
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b), did not provide a cause of action to federal employees. Brown v. GSASearch
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cause of action under Title VII and effected a waiver of the Government's immunity from suit. See Library of Congress v. ShawSearch
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commercial entities generally, as, for example a state garnishment statute, see Franchise Tax Board of California v. USPSSearch
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for concluding that Congress intended his implied exception to be added to those that this Court articulated in FHA v. BurrSearch
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and a Title VII suit brought against a private employer. Cf. Chandler v. RoudebushSearch
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and thereby broadly waived sovereign immunity. Franchise Tax Board of California v. USPSSearch
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U.S. at 467 U. S. 520 , quoting FHA v. PageSearch
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United States v. LouisianaSearch
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U. S. 253 , 446 U. S. 264 -265 (1980), quoting United States v. N.YSearch
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See Brief for Respondent 9. See also Conway v. ElectroSearch
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Green v. USXSearch
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United States v. GregorySearch
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Parson v. KaiserSearch
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EEOC v. WoosterSearch
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Taylor v. PhilipsSearch
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Washington v. KrogerSearch
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Domingo v. NewSearch
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Nagy v. USPSSearch
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F.2d 1190 (CA11 1985). Cf. EEOC v. CountySearch
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Shaw v. LibrarySearch
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Albemarle Paper Co. v. MoodySearch
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In FHA v. BurrSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Loeffler v. FrankSearch
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Cross v. USPSSearch
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