Household Finance Corp. III v. Miller

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• holding that daily activities inconsistent with claimant’s 17 self-described level of pain is a valid reason for an adverse credibility finding
• finding that there was no obvious harm in allowing appellant lienholder to maintain the escrow allegedly secured by debtor through unlawful insider trading
• “we now join the Eleventh, Sixth, and Fifth Circuits 9 in concluding that § 1915(g) does not violate the guarantees of equal protection and due process
• “[V ]ague and utterly conclusory assertions” of imminent danger 5 | are insufficient
• “Issues raised for the first time at oral argument are considered waived.”
• \literal language does not always prevail\

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