· 10/30/1967
Charleston Concrete Floor Co. v. State Road Commission
Citations
- 7 Ct. Cl. 1
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- noting that there is some question as to whether we review an un-preserved claim of substantive unreasonableness for plain error or abuse of discretion
- noting that there is some question as to - 9 - whether we review an unpreserved claim of substantive unreasonableness for plain error or abuse of discretion
- upholding district court’s finding that NewGen sought 6 “contractual damages directly proportional to [Safe Cig]’s breach of the contracts” and 7 therefore the amount of money at stake did not bar default judgment
- “Merely pointing to a coconspirator’s sentence, without more, does not prove the existence of an impermissible sentencing disparity.”
- BIA committed legal error because it “misapprehended the breadth of its own authority”
- assuming without deciding that review is for abuse of discretion
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