Jenkins v. District of Columbia Government

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• holding that the defendant had an objectively reasonable basis to believe that removal was proper because “the legal questions and factual record involved in this motion are far from unambiguous”
• where factual record was “far from unambiguous” as to which defendants had not already been dismissed from the action, attorney’s fees were not appropriate

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).