Lyman D. Spurlock v. The Federal Bureau of Investigation

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• explaining that the district court has inherent authority to strike improper filings “to 22 promulgate and enforce rules for the management of litigation”
• stating that a district court has “inherent power over the administration of GIBSON V. CITY OF PORTLAND 43 its business [and] inherent authority to . . . enforce rules for the management of litigation” (citations omitted)
• discussing a district p 7 || court's “inherent authority to manage its docket”
• discussing a 16 district court’s “inherent authority to manage its docket”
• \An appellee who fails to file a cross-appeal cannot attack a judgment with a view towards enlarging his own rights.\
• the district court has inherent authority to strike improper filings “to promulgate and 11 ||enforce rules for the management of litigation”

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