Antionne Ledelle Skinner v. State

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• explaining that when a district court “enters a final judgment, it has implicitly denied any outstanding motions, even if the court does not explicitly deny a particular motion” (footnote omitted)
• applying a “particularly scrupulous” review to dismissals with prejudice issued as a sanction for litigation misconduct and requiring “a clear record of delay or contumacious conduct by the plaintiff” (citation omitted)
• “When a district court enters a final judgment, it has implicitly denied any outstanding motions, even if the court does not explicitly deny a particular motion.”

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