Polanco v. INDUSTRIAL COM'N OF ARIZONA

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the mere mention of an argument in passing without reference to relevant supporting authority waived the issue on appeal
• holding that an argument mentioned in passing with no citation to relevant supporting authority was an undeveloped and unsupported argument waived on appeal
• recognizing that an argument is waived on appeal if the opening brief lacks citations to supporting authority
• recognizing that an argument is waived on appeal if the opening brief lacks citations to supporting authority
• holding that a party waived an issue by only mentioning it in a cursory manner and failing to develop the argument
• holding that argument “mention[ed] . . . in passing” with “no relevant supporting authority” was waived as insufficiently developed (citations omitted)

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