Douglas S. Lewis v. George Alexander

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• indicating that the the district court retains jurisdiction when the appeal is untimely, presents issues that the appellate court had previously decided in the same case, or is from a non-final, non-appealable order
• “[A] district court may not act sua sponte to grant relief from judgment through Rule 60(b).”
• “[T]he district court retains jurisdiction over an action when an appeal is untimely, is an appeal from a non-appealable non-final order, or raises only issues that were previously ruled upon in that case by the appellate court.” (internal citations and quotations omitted)
• applying Rodgers to a non lack-of-notice case

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