Farrell-Cooper Mining Company v. US Department of the Interior

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• “Factual allegations that contradict a properly considered document are not well-pleaded facts that the court must accept as true.” (brackets, ellipsis, and internal quotation marks omitted)
• “[A] delay in our review will not lead to hardship for Farrell-Cooper because the company is not faced with the choice of complying with [the] challenged reclamation requirements or facing sanctions.”
• “[A] delay in our review will not lead to hardship for Farrell-Cooper because the company is not faced with the choice of complying with [the] challenged reclamation requirements or facing sanctions.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).