Leonardo Botero Gomez v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “[t]he appropriate Eleventh Circuit relief from prison conditions . . . is to require the discontinuation of any improper practices . . . [it] does not include release from confinement.”
• explaining that litigants are not entitled to greater temporary remedies than they would be entitled to as the ultimate prevailing party
• “Litigants are not entitled to greater temporary remedies pending litigation than they would be entitled to as the ultimate prevailing party.”
• “Litigants are not entitled to greater temporary remedies pending litigation than they would be entitled to as the ultimate prevailing party.”
• “Litigants are not entitled to greater temporary remedies pending litigation than they would be entitled to as the ultimate prevailing party.”
• “[E]xtraordinary and exceptional circumstances must exist which make the grant of bail [pending habeas corpus] necessary to preserve the effectiveness of the habeas corpus relief sought.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).