Jerry RICHMOND, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Shirley S. CHATER, Commissioner of Social Security, Defendant-Appellee

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• observing that appellate courts usually retain jurisdiction when previous panel was unwilling or unable to decide the appeal and remanded the case to tie up loose ends
• noting that “lawyers violate their duty as officers of the court when they agree to suppress their doubts about the court’s jurisdiction”
• filing a new complaint and paying a new filing fee is generally required following dismissal without prejudice
• “The rule's reference to ‘judgment’ is to final judgments, and the term ‘Rule 58 judgment’ is shorthand for a judgment that is final and that is set forth on a document separate from the court's opinion.”

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