1. Whether the States' consent to suit in the bankruptcy courts, found to exist in Katz, reaches a suit brought against a State, after the effective date of a debtor's plan of liquidation, seeking money damages from a State treasury on a claim that does not arise under federal bankruptcy law, insolvency law, or a claim that was historically brought "as a core aspect of the administration of bankruptcy estates." 546 U.S. at 372.

2. Whether this Court should reconsider Central Virginia Community College v. Katz.

Whether the States' consent to suit in the bankruptcy courts, found to exist in Katz, reaches a suit brought against a State, after the effective date of a debtor's plan of liquidation, seeking money damages from a State treasury on a claim that does not arise under federal bankruptcy law, insolvency law, or a claim that was historically brought 'as a core aspect of the administration of bankruptcy estates