Fisher v. Bybee

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• explaining that a district court may generally correct only clerical errors, not judicial errors
• 'Because the trial court's ruling turned on its conclusion that rule 60(b)(1) did not apply to [the judge's] treatment of [the party's] motions to renew the judgment, a decision dependent upon the legal question of how rule 60(b)(1

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