Patricia Ann Clark, Johnnie Mae Reddish, on Behalf of Themselves and All Other Persons Similarly Situated v. The Housing Authority of the City of Alma

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• noting that district courts receive “great deference” in interpreting their local rules
• noting that district courts get “great deference” in interpreting their local rules
• suggesting under another local rule that “post-judgment motions or a subsequent appeal do not affect in any manner the time limits contained in the local rule” even if they affect the finality of the judgment for other purposes
• “[The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals] gives great deference to a district court’s interpretation of its local rules.”
• “[T]his circuit gives great deference to a district court’s interpreta- tion of its local rules.”
• “[W]e read [.Pacific Railroad ] as holding that the procedural act of actually filing an appeal from a consent decree may be accomplished whether we consider the assignment of errors in the appeal or not.”

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