Alana Ann Archuleta v. The State of Wyoming

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting contention that federal court sitting in admiralty has inherent power to order taking of depositions for discovery because there was no historical record of courts ordering such depositions
• restricting power of district courts to effect “basic” changes through local rules
• restricting power of district courts to effect \basic\ changes through local rules
• district court sitting in admiralty could not grant discovery depositions because admiralty rules previously adopted by Supreme Court did not expressly provide for such discovery
• district court sitting in admiralty could not grant discovery depositions because admiralty rules previously adopted by Supreme Court did not expressly provide for such discovery
• district court has no inherent authority to order the taking of depositions for the purpose of discovery only

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