James Miles v. State of California

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• indicating that costs should be awarded as a matter of course in an ordinary case, and that a district court may not deny costs to a prevailing party without articulating reasons for refusal
• applying Buckhannon's material alteration test in assessing 27 prevailing party status under Rule 54(d)
• no abuse of discretion in taxing $12,238.64 against plaintiff in a disability discrimination case

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