Joe R. Brown v. Britt O. Braddick, Joe R. Brown v. Britt O. Braddick

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• holding that district court retained jurisdiction to enforce its order by civil contempt proceedings where defendant “failed to ask the district court for a stay pending appeal and to post supersedeas bond as required by F.R.C.P. 62(d)”
• holding that district court retained jurisdiction to enforce its order by civil contempt proceedings where defendant “failed to ask the district court for a stay pending appeal and to post supersedeas bond as required by F.R.C.P. 62(d)”
• ruling movants lacked standing because they were not in possession of the materials subpoenaed and had no personal right or privilege in the materials subpoenaed
• finding that a party did not have standing to challenge a subpoena without asserting some personal right or privilege
• ruling movants lacked standing because they were not in possession of the materials subpoenaed and had no personal right or privilege in the materials subpoenaed
• ruling movants lacked standing because they were not in possession of the materials subpoenaed and had no personal right or privilege in the materials subpoenaed

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