· 7/2/1986
Federal Case
Citations
- 795 F.2d 33
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “[W]hen a layman persists in a hopeless cause long after it should have been clear to him, as a reasonable (though not law-trained) person, that his cause was indeed hopeless, sanctions should be imposed….”
- “[W]hen a layman persists in a hopeless cause long after it should have been clear to him, as a reasonable (though not law‐trained) person, that his cause was indeed hopeless, sanctions should be imposed ….”
- “[W]hen a layman persists in a hopeless cause long after it should have been clear to him, as a reasonable (though not law‐trained) person, that his cause was indeed hopeless, sanctions should be imposed ….”
- “Nevertheless, when a layman persists in a hopeless cause long after it should have been clear to him, as a reasonable (though not law-trained) person, that his cause was indeed hopeless, sanctions should be imposed . . . .” (citations omitted
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