Matter of Pil-Yong Yoo v. County of Suffolk

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• explaining that issues raised for the first time in objections to a magistrate judge’s proposed order are “deemed waived”
• finding that waiver applies when a party makes a “novel argument” on objection, but not when a party implicitly raises the issue before the magistrate judge
• identifying Fifth and Sixth Circuit cases applying the continuing-violations doctrine in the PLRA context, as well as numerous district court cases
• acknowledging circuit split with the aid of Kevin Koller, Deciphering De Novo Determinations: Must District Courts Review Objections Not Raised Before a Magistrate Judge?, 111 COLUM. L. REV. 1557, 1557 (2011)
• allowing review of an argument raised sua sponte by the magistrate judge because “[t]he first chance that [Plaintiff] had to respond to this issue was in his objection to the Report and Recommendation.”

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