Galette v. New Jersey Transit Corp. · ¶47

Even if an entity is not an arm of the State, the Court has long recognized that a State's sovereign immunity may still require dismissal of the action if the State is the real party in interest in that particular case. Although the arm-of-the- State and the real-party-in-interest doctrines are related, they can provide separate bases for dismissal.

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