Angelita Greviskes v. Universities Research Association, Incorporated, Doing Business as Fermilab and Fermilab Nal/ura

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• upholding dismissal with prejudice where plaintiff had assumed identity of former coworker and faxed to former employer a fraudulent request for coworker’s payroll records
• stating in dicta that violation of a protective order is a Rule 37 violation
• ordering appellant to show cause why Rule 38 sanc- tions should not be imposed where arguments on appeal were “almost incomprehensible and entirely nonsensical,” No. 19-1942 13 and there was “simply no legal foundation” for claims
• identifying deterrence as an appropriate aim of imposing the sanction of dismissal
• ordering appellant to show cause why Rule 38 sanc- tions should not be imposed where arguments on appeal were “almost incomprehensible and entirely nonsensical,” No. 19-1942 13 and there was “simply no legal foundation” for claims
• affirming district court's decision to dismiss the case as a penalty and a deterrence where plaintiff's \fraudulent conduct in the course of discovery and attempts to hide such behavior behind a cloak of further fraud and deceit [was] an affront to the legal process\

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