Tony Yew v. Attorney General New Jersey

Summary

The Court affirmed dismissal of Yew's federal complaint for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction because the requested relief would effectively reverse state-court judgments, and federal district courts cannot review such judgments. It also upheld the denial of reconsideration and recusal because Yew identified no basis warranting either remedy. The Court reviewed dismissal de novo and the post-judgment motions for abuse of discretion.