Carlson v. Arizona Department of Economic Security

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• “Because defendants were provided with either advisory counsel or counsel throughout their proceedings, their constitutional right to court access was met, regardless of whether they had personal access to legal materials.”
• “Equitable estoppel 4 is generally applicable when the following factors are present: (1) conduct by which one 5 induces another to believe in certain material facts; and (2) the inducement results in acts 6 in justifiable reliance thereon; and (3

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