Federal Trade Commission v. Alaska Land Leasing, Inc., and Sheldon Jaffe, Receiver/appellee v. Malcolm Kelso and Gregory Wilson

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• holding that the district court abused its discretion where the record was insufficient to show that the lawyer received notice that the court was considering imposition of sanctions
• “Due process requires that parties subject to sanctions have ‘sufficient opportunity to demonstrate that their conduct was not undertaken recklessly or willfully.’ ”
• “Due process further requires that parties subject to sanctions have sufficient opportunity to demonstrate that their conduct was not ‘undertaken recklessly or wil-fully’ ” (quoting Toombs v. Leone, 777 F.2d 465, 472 (9th Cir.1985)

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