Jordan v. State Ex Rel. Department of Motor Vehicles & Public Safety

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that federal courts have inherent power to regulate abusive litigation
• explaining that \an underlying... fraud [claim] is a necessary predicate to... conspiracy to defraud\
• directing district courts to consider filings in other cases cautiously, in order to avoid interfering with the work of other judges in other actions
• finding that 8 NRS 197.200, which makes it a criminal offense for “an officer to unlawfully and maliciously, 9 under pretense or color of official authority, commit oppression by arresting or detaining another 10 against his will,” does not create a civil cause of action
• distinguishing between pre-service review of complaints and orders restricting court access
• negligence claim against a hotel owner for failing to inform the plaintiff that one of the hotel's guests was a known con artist

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