Clyde E. Williamson, D/B/A Triangle 44 Farms v. United States Department of Agriculture

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• holding that it was proper for the district court to stay discovery before it ruled on the issues of sovereign, absolute, and qualified immunity
• holding that “a ruling that denies a party an adequate opportunity to discover facts to oppose a motion for summary judgment is unreasonable if summary judgment is subsequently entered against that party”
• holding that a court should disregard the inadmissible portions of a challenged affidavit
• holding that a court should disregard the inadmissible portions of a challenged affidavit
• holding that a court should disregard the inadmissible portions of a challenged affidavit
• holding that a court should disregard the inadmissible portions of a challenged affidavit

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