The Fourteenth Amendment prohibits a federal court from hearing a suit by private parties seeking to impose a liability that must be paid from state treasury funds, unless the state has consented to such a suit or immunity is waived by a federal statute.

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The Answer of The Fourteenth Amendment prohibits a federal court from hearing a suit by private parties seeking to impose a liability that must be paid from state treasury funds, unless the state has consented to such a suit or immunity is waived by a federal statute.

The Fourteenth Amendment Prohibits a Federal Court from Hearing a Suit