Parker v. City of Nashua

How courts have described this case

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• “[W]hen the instruction offered by the lawyer is manifestly over- broad, the district judge may reject without assuming the burden of editing it down to save some small portion that may be viable.”
• \[t]he special master is entitled to consider the record as a whole . . . and no evidence should be embargoed from the special master's consideration simply because it is also relevant to another inquiry under the statute.\

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