Tenth Circuit· 9/6/2013

Niemi v. Lasshofer

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728 F.3d 1252
2013 WL 4767016
2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 18589

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holding that the limitations on the Court’s inherent authority set forth in Grupo Mexicano are inapplicable to injunctions issued pursuant to the Colorado Organized Crime Control Act
noting that where there are multiple threshold issues that can be resolved without engaging in the merits a court has “‘leeway to choose among’ them and to ‘take[] the less burdensome course’” (alteration in original
noting that where there are multiple threshold issues that can be resolved without engaging in the merits a court has “‘leeway to choose among’ them and to ‘take[] the less burdensome course’” (alteration in original
analyzing Fed. R. App. P. 28(j), which is nearly identical to Rule 8014(f)
noting our affirmative obligation to question our jurisdiction and district court’s jurisdiction
“In our adversarial system we don’t usually go looking for trouble but rely instead on the parties to identify the issues we must decide.”

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