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· 9/7/2023

Administrator of the Estate of Michael D. Veilleux & a. v. Demoulas Super Markets, Inc.

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  • holding that argument made only in “single, conclusory statement” on appeal forfeited
  • explaining that the regulation specifically mentions campaigns, candidates, parties, lobbying of elected officials, and political issues
  • holding in part that an as-applied First Amendment Free Speech challenge was “doubly forfeit” when not raised in the district court and when included in the appellate brief only as a “single, conclusory statement”
  • if party’s argument consists of “single, conclusory statement,” argument is forfeited
  • arguments not made are generally forfeited

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