Andrew H.K. Wong v. Regents of the University of California

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• “Parties must understand that they will pay a price for failure to comply strictly with scheduling and other orders, and that failure to do so may properly support severe sanctions and exclusions of evidence.”
• “Parties must understand that they will pay a price for failure to comply strictly with scheduling and other orders, and that failure to do so may properly support severe sanctions and exclusions of evidence.”
• “Courts set such schedules to permit the court and the parties to deal with cases in 26 a thorough and orderly manner, and they must be allowed to enforce them, unless there 27 are good reasons not to.”

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