Pacific Legal Foundation v. California Coastal Commission

How courts have described this case

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• stating that it is well settled that a court may recall a case for fraud, mistake, or to correct errors resulting from oversight, neglect or accident
• “Judicial decision-making is best conducted in the context of an actual set of facts ... ”
• \Judicial decision-making is best conducted in the context of an actual set of facts . . .\
• plaintiffs’ challenge in the abstract to California Coastal Commission guidelines entailed “sheer guesswork to conclude that the [c]ommission will abuse its authority by imposing impermissible conditions on any permits required”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).