District of Columbia· 3/29/2013
Cornish v. United States
Citations
- 934 F. Supp. 2d 105
- 2013 WL 1276520
- 2013 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 45088
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- “[A] motion for reconsideration is not an opportunity to relitigate claims previously decided and is not a vehicle for presenting theories or arguments that could have been raised previously.” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)
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Judges: Roberts
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- Exxon Shipping Co. v. BakerSupreme Court· 2008-06-25· cited 1,413×
- Myrna O'Dell Firestone v. Leonard K. FirestoneD.C. Circuit· 1996-02-16· cited 1,378×
- Sarah Kattan, by Her Parents and Next Friends Susan J. Thomas and Joseph Kattan, and Cross-Appellants v. District of Columbia, and Cross-AppelleesD.C. Circuit· 1993-10-06· cited 272×
- Anyanwutaku, K. v. Moore, MargaretD.C. Circuit· 1998-07-24· cited 224×
- Niedermeier v. Office of BaucusDistrict of Columbia· 2001-07-24· cited 216×
- Lightfoot v. District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia· 2005-01-28· cited 51×
- Kittner v. GatesDistrict of Columbia· 2011-05-11· cited 28×
- Cornish v. DudasDistrict of Columbia· 2010-06-04· cited 27×
- Wright v. Federal Bureau of InvestigationDistrict of Columbia· 2009-02-24· cited 21×
- Schoenman v. Federal Bureau of InvestigationDistrict of Columbia· 2012-04-30· cited 21×
- Roane v. GonzalesDistrict of Columbia· 2011-12-29· cited 20×
- Fund for Animals v. WilliamsDistrict of Columbia· 2004-02-03· cited 19×
- Cornish v. United States of AmericaDistrict of Columbia· 2012-08-15· cited 16×
- Cornish v. DudasDistrict of Columbia· 2011-09-27· cited 14×
- Cornish v. KapposFederal Circuit· 2012-08-13· cited 2×
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