In re Habeas Corpus of Burkell

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• deciding “whether [a] plaintiff ha[d] obtained a judgment on the merits, a court-ordered consent decree, or the equivalent of either” by analyzing the court’s, not the agency’s, actions
• reducing plaintiffs award where invoices showed simultaneous time spent preparing for litigation and work involving an agency protest
• discussing the process for obtaining attorney’s fees following a successful bid protest
• “The inquiry encompasses both an agency’s pre-litigation conduct and the subse- (pent litigation by the Justice Department in this court.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).