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Federal Court Generally Can't Enjoin State Court Proceedings
At 666: "The Younger abstention doctrine requires federal courts to
abstain from enjoining ongoing state proceedings that are (1) judicial in
nature, (2) implicate important state interests, and (3) offer an adequate
opportunity for review of constitutional claims, (4) so long as no
extraordinary circumstances exist which would make abstention ...
abstain from enjoining ongoing state proceedings that are (1) judicial in
nature, (2) implicate important state interests, and (3) offer an adequate
opportunity for review of constitutional claims, (4) so long as no
extraordinary circumstances exist which would make abstention ...
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