Marie v. Allied Home Mortgage Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that judicial conduct waiver is an issue for the court, then analyzing whether there was a delegation
• holding that judicial conduct waiver is an issue for the court, then analyzing whether there was a delegation
• noting that the judge should “carefully articulate the reasons” when imposing a non-guideline sentence
• finding that a reference to a set of arbitral rules did not encompass a judicial conduct waiver where there were “no references to waiver or similar terms anywhere in the arbitration agreement”
• stating that “procedural issues, even if potentially dispositive, are left to the arbitrator; substantive questions about the kind of disputes intended for arbitration are reserved for the court, absent clear and unmistakable evidence to the contrary”
• noting that judicial conduct waiver “heavily implicates judicial procedures” (cleaned up)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).