Federal Case

How courts have described this case

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• noting that costs are typically taxed “as a matter of course” by the clerk of court
• courts have “discretion to decline requests for costs, not discretion to award costs that § 1920 fails to enumerate”
• courts have “discretion to decline requests for costs, not discretion to award costs that § 1920 fails to enumerate”
• “The costs that courts may tax under FRCP 54(d) are confined to costs itemized in [the statute] ...courts have discretion to decline requests for costs, not to award costs that the [statute] fails to enumerate.”’

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).