Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 89 v. Prince George's County

How courts have described this case

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• firiding that party did not make judicial admission where party could have only preserved its objection “by continuing to argue with the court after it has already forcefully rejected” the position
• “[P]arties are presumed to contract against the backdrop of relevant law. . . .”
• “[P]arties are presumed to contract against the backdrop of relevant law. ... ”
• “Although a lawyer’s statements may constitute a binding admission of a party, any such statement must be ‘deliberate, clear, and unambiguous’ before we will afford it preclusive effect.”
• “Although a lawyer’s statements may constitute a binding admission of a party, any such statement must be deliberate, clear, and unambiguous before we will afford it preclusive effect.” (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)

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