Prebor v. Collins (In Re I Don't Trust)

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• holding that “attorney seeking approval” of fee application pursuant to Section 330 must establish the propriety of “each dollar for each hour above zero”
• “[W]e are not required to accept as true 7 conclusory allegations which are contradicted by documents referred to in the complaint.”
• “That the hearing did not involve live testimony is beside any relevant point, for Prebor never specifically requested that the bankruptcy court hold an evidentiary hearing.”
• “That the hearing did not involve live testimony is beside any relevant point, for Prebor never specifically requested that the bankruptcy court hold an evidentiary hearing.”
• “The words ‘after notice and hearing’ denote notice and an opportunity for a hearing as appropriate in the particular circumstances, but a hearing—much less an evidentiary hearing—is not required in every instance.”
• correctional officer’s evangelizing activities did not constitute state 4 endorsement of religion because activities were not sanctioned in any way by policy of 5 correctional facility or staff and were short-term and sporadic

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