| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In Wilson v. Garcia, which arose in New Mexico, the question whether state or federal law controlled the characterization of Sec. 1983 claims was critical because the Supreme Court of New Mexico had definitively decided, as a matter of state law, that Sec. 1983 claims should be analogized for limitations purposes to state claims brought under the New Mexico Torts Claim Act.
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