Ford v. Campus Realty LLC

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• expressing doubt that \blanket 'no-entitlement' disclaimers can by themselves strip entitiements from individuals in the face of statutes or regulations unequivocally conferring them\
• declining to address an argument raised in \cursory fashion\ and supported only by \bare-bones arguments\ (internal quotation mark omitted)
• declining to address an argument raised in “cursory fashion” and supported only by “bare-bones arguments” (internal quotation mark omitted)
• declining to consider argument that was raised in only “a cursory fashion”
• declining to consider argument that was raised in only “a cursory fashion”
• “Because the District raises this issue in a cursory fashion, we decline to resolve it”

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