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No Federal Court Jurisdiction Over Article 78 Claim
A federal court cannot exercise supplemental jurisdiction over an Article
78 proceeding because state statutes specify where such a proceeding shall
be brought, i.e., in state Supreme Court in the county specified by
statute. (That would seem to suggest that state venue statutes generally
would preclude supplemental jurisdiction.) See: Cartagena ...
78 proceeding because state statutes specify where such a proceeding shall
be brought, i.e., in state Supreme Court in the county specified by
statute. (That would seem to suggest that state venue statutes generally
would preclude supplemental jurisdiction.) See: Cartagena ...
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