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· 6/17/2011

GREEN, MICHAEL C. v. DEMARCO, HONORABLE JOHN

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  • holding that “{t]he mandate rule requires a district court on remand to effect mandate and to do nothing else.”
  • describing the three limited circumstances where a second panel can re-examine a prior panel’s holding
  • The district court’s decision to reject the Fifth Circuit’s ruling as “clearly erroneous” on remand was “extraordinary conduct that would lead to chaos if routinely done”
  • “[W]e will only reexamine issues of law addressed by a prior panel opinion in a subsequent appeal of the same case if (i) the evidence on a subsequent trial was substantially different, (ii

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