The Legal Doctrine Holding That States Cannot Be Sued by Private

question 90

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)habeas corpus.
• D)sovereign immunity.
• E)legislative exemption.

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