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MOAD v. ARKANSAS STATE POLICE DEPT.

No. 96-2594.

111 F.3d 585 (1997)

Delbert D. MOAD, on Behalf of Self and all Others Similarly Situated; Joe M. Martz, on Behalf of Self and all Others Similarly Situated; Dennis Gifford, on Behalf of Self and all Others Similarly Situated; Carroll Seaton, on Behalf of Self and all Others Similarly Situated; and Jody S. Garner, B.R. Skipper, James Myron Hall, Jefery A. Ramsey, Donald H. Sims, R.W. Neel, James H. Kelloms, Ronald L. Welch, Galey Gates, Don Smith, Charles A. Hefner, Don W. Browning, Alex Sylvester, Jerry H. Chancellor, Bobby Carlton, Andrew Clay, Ralph J. Lobbs, Robert Mark Batson, Wendell W. Adams, Gene Hicks, William T. Cochran, Jerry W. White, Mitchell E. Carolan, Darrell W. Lainhart, Glenn O. Maxwell, Edward L. Davis, Tommy L. Morrow, James T. Linkous, David M. Fullen, Gordon Ray Diffee, Vernon R. Dollar, Scotty Dodd, Robert L. Meek, Duvall W. Moore, Ron Ball, R.L. Newton, Howard Smith, Tate G. Floyd, III, A.J. McElroy, Lyle R. Smith, Joe Roberson, Martha Williams, Jackie Hopkins, Lloyd Martz, Mack Thompson, Dudley Lemon, Kelly Watkins, Barry Spivey, Larry Lassiter, Michael Springer, Andrew Wiley, Donald Brown, Don Lafarlette, Paul Halley, Tim Land, David Hathcoat, Charles Watson, Dennis Morris, Kevin Richmond, Olen Craig, Michael Linville, Joe F. Bradshaw, Roger Whitmore, Doug Stark, Phillip Glasgow, Harvey George, Victor Coleman, Hayes Hogue, Dennis Duran, Melvin Hensley, James M. Sullivan, Jerry D. Willis, Carey J. Lovaas, and Jerry L. Watts, Appellants, v. ARKANSAS STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT, Also Known as Arkansas State Police, Appellee.

United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit.

Decided April 15, 1997.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

John Belew, Batesville, Arkansas, argued for Appellants (M. Michael Kinnard, Harvey L. Bell, and Steve R. Crane, on the brief).

Rick D. Hogan, Little Rock, Arkansas, argued for Appellee (Leagh Ann Yeargan, on the brief).

Before LOKEN and MORRIS SHEPPARD ARNOLD, Circuit Judges, and GUNN, District Judge.

MORRIS SHEPPARD ARNOLD, Circuit Judge.

The plaintiffs are Arkansas state troopers who are seeking compensation for unpaid overtime. They sued, alleging that the state of Arkansas violated the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Relying on Seminole Tribe of Florida v. Florida, ___ U.S. ___, 116 S.Ct. 1114, 134 L.Ed.2d 252 (1996), the district court dismissed the troopers' case for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The troopers appeal. We affirm the judgment...

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