Douglas Klett v. Robert Pim John Humphrey J. Dennis Roach United States of America

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• treating an order as no longer in effect for purposes of sanctions once it has become moot
• finding the “plain meaning” of the contempt statute, 18 U.S.C. § 401, “prevents a federal court from imposing a sanction for contempt of another court’s injunction”
• “The plain meaning 17 of [18 U.S.C. § 401] prevents a federal court from imposing a sanction for contempt of another 18 court’s injunction.”
• “The violation of a federal statute or administrative regulation by an agency of the United States does not, standing alone, create a cause of action under the FTCA.”’
• “The violation of a federal statute or administrative regulation by an agency of the United States does not, standing alone, create a cause of action under the FTCA.”
• “Federally imposed obligations, whether general or specific, are irrelevant to [the] inquiry under the FTCA, unless state law imposes a similar obligation upon private persons.” (cleaned up and citations omitted)

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