· 7/3/2001
In Re Sealed Case 00-5116
Citations
- 254 F.3d 233
- 349 U.S. App. D.C. 156
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 14814
- 2001 WL 739818
How courts have described this case
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- declining to enhance the statutory rate because plaintiffs hired attorneys who had experience in federal litigation
- refusing to deem federal election law, experience in federal litigation, and familiarity with relevant administrative record as “special factors” under EAJA
- “Although federal election law involves a complex statutory and regulatory framework, the field is not beyond the grasp of a competent practicing attorney with access to a law library and the other accoutrements of modern legal practice.”
- “Although federal election law involves a complex statutory and regulatory framework, the field is not beyond the grasp of a competent practicing attorney with access to a law library and the other accoutrements of modern legal practice.” (internal quotations omitted)
- finding expertise in federal election law did not warrant departure
- finding expertise in federal election law did not warrant departure
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Judges: Edwards, Sentelle, Henderson
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