Logan v. Patton

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the petitioner had forfeited a particular argument by failing to develop the argument “specifically and distinctly” in his opening brief
• holding that issues not “specifically and distinctly” argued in a party’s opening brief are forfeited
• holding that an issue is waived if it is not “specifically and distinctly” argued in the opening brief
• holding that an issue not “specifically and distinctly” argued in the opening brief is forfeited
• holding that the Court “need not address” issues that the petitioner did not “specifically and distinctly” argue in his opening brief
• holding that issues not “specifically and distinctly” argued in an opening brief may be deemed waived

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