Ann J. Malone v. United States Postal Service, an Agency of the United States

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• explaining that although “the public policy favoring 28 disposition of cases on their merits . . . weighs against dismissal, it is not sufficient to outweigh the 1 other four factors”
• explaining that although “the public policy favoring 10 disposition of cases on their merits . . . weighs against dismissal, it is not sufficient to outweigh the 11 other four factors”
• explaining that although “the public policy favoring 24 disposition of cases on their merits . . . weighs against dismissal, it is not sufficient to outweigh the 25 other four factors”
• explaining that although “the public policy favoring 11 disposition of cases on their merits . . . weighs against dismissal, it is not sufficient to outweigh the 12 other four factors”
• reviewing five factors 1 and independently reviewing the record because district court did not make finding as to each
• imposing terminating sanctions for failure to comply with a court 7 order

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