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Blackwell, Justice. This case presents important questions about the doctrine of sovereign immunity and the constitutional guarantee of the freedom of speech. But before we can resolve those questions, we must consider our jurisdiction of this appeal. The case comes to us as an appeal of right. The appeal is taken, however, from a judgment of a superior court reviewing a decisio

KEVIN MCNULTY, United States District Judge Plaintiff Ellen Heine sues, along with others, as an owner, occupant, or person otherwise interested in a building at 515 Van Bussum Avenue in Garfield, New Jersey (the "Property"). Familiarity with my several prior opinions on dispositive motions is assumed, and this Opinion should *472be read in c

Baylson, J. *294"no place indeed should murder sanctuarize." Hamlet, Act 4, sc 7, II, 98 "nor sleep nor sanctuary." Coriolanus, Act 1, sc II, 19-27 "The privilege of sanctuary was as ancient as England itself and developed from a mixture of Hebrew, Greek, Roman, Anglo-Saxon, an

HOLLOWAY, Chief Judge. Plaintiff Meade filed a pro se complaint on July 3, 1984 alleging physical violence and denial of medical care by three Oklahoma County sheriffs, and emotional distress. The complaint also named several Oklahoma state and county officials as defendants. Meade amended his complaint twice, changing allegations and eliminating and adding

796 P.2d 1150 (1990) The STATE of Oklahoma, Appellant, v. Delbert LYNCH, Appellee. Nos. 74319, 74259. Supreme Court of Oklahoma. July 24, 1990. Robert H. Henry, Atty. Gen. and Carol Price Dillingham, Asst. Atty. Gen., Oklahoma City, for appellant, the State, No. 74,319 and for respondents, Honorable Gordon, No. 74,259 and Melson, et al. Jack Mattingly, Mattin