Abstract
This Article examines the effects of the recent United States Supreme Court decisions in Seminole Tribe and Flores on the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act waiving state sovereign immunity to suit in federal court. Professor Leonard concludes that the waiver is valid for claims alleging intentional discrimination by state entities but not for claims based on disparate impact.
How to Cite
41 Ariz. L. Rev. 651 (1999)
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