Atheists of Florida, Inc. v. City of Lakeland

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• bad faith includes seeking to amend to prolong litigation by adding baseless legal theories, to harass the opposing party, or to assert allegations so false as to constitute a fraud and willful imposition on the dignity of the court
• bad faith includes seeking to amend to prolong litigation by adding baseless legal theories, to harass the opposing party, or to assert allegations so false as to constitute a fraud and willful imposition on the dignity of the court
• bad faith includes 26 seeking to amend to prolong litigation by adding baseless legal theories or frivolous amendments, 27 to harass the opposing party, or to assert false allegations as to constitute a fraud and willful 28 imposition on the dignity of the court

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