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· 2/29/2024

Lyft, Inc. D/6/a Lyft Drives, Texas Inc. v. John Richardson

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  • “[T]he plain language of section 636(e)— even in light of the specific inclusion of habeas petitions in section 636(b)(1)(B)— indicates that magistrates ... have jurisdiction to order entry of judgment in a habeas case.”

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