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· 6/22/2015

Dodd, Roger Lavoy

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  • explaining that the decision whether to vacate a lower-court judgment “is rooted in equity” and thus ultimately “turns on ‘the conditions and circumstances of the particular case’” (citation omitted)
  • declining to resolve whether Bancorp applies to district court’s vacatur of a judgment under Rule 60(b
  • declining to resolve whether Bancorp applies to district court’s vacatur of a judgment under Rule 60(b
  • vacating lower court order in interlocutory appeal because of the prevailing party’s “voluntary, unilateral action”
  • characterizing Bruen as “reckless” and “radical” and asserting that his “[a]dministration has been working closely with the Attorney General and the legislature for months” to pass a slate of “16 new gun safety bills” in response
  • “[I]t is critical that lawyers and courts alike be able to rely on one another’s representations.”

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