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· 9/19/1997

Federal Case

Citations

  • 126 F.3d 1138

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding a party that presents no argument in support of its claim 18 waives the argument
  • holding a party that presents no case law or argument 17 in support of its claim waives the argument
  • holding a party that presents no case law or argument in support of its claim waives the argument
  • finding a subpoena was appropriate because the party failed to provide specific support for its assertions that the requests were overbroad or a ‘fishing expedition’
  • requiring the 22 responding party to “enunciate” how the subpoenas constitute an improper “fishing expedition” and rejecting such argument presented without “additional support” for that position
  • upholding an administra- tive subpoena that required production of over one million documents

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