Energy Mgt. P 26,666 United States of America v. Glenn Martin Heller, D/B/A Beacon Hill Gulf

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• noting that many courts have questioned the doctrine, but that \[t]he Supreme Court [ ] passed up an opportunity to repudiate it\ and \courts of appeals generally have continued to assume that the doc- trine remains viable.\
• limiting the unique circumstances doctrine to situations where a judicial officer -- and not a clerk's office employee -- assures a party that he has time to appeal
• the unique circumstances doctrine requires that the assurance be made by “a judge, not an -employee in the office of the clerk”

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