Pilgrim Equipment Co. v. Texas

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• “[A]micus curiae . . . cannot raise an issue raised by neither of the parties absent exceptional circumstances”.
• “[A]micus curiae . . . cannot raise an issue raised by neither of the parties absent exceptional circumstances”.
• stipulation as to truth of all elements is tantamount to guilty plea and requires full colloquy
• medical note that kidney transplant patient was “doing well” insufficient basis to discount claimant’s allegations of pain where evidence “overwhelmingly” supported reports of pain and disability

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