Seventh Circuit· 8/16/1983

Reid v. United States

Citations

715 F.2d 1148

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“Sanctions are appropriate where ‘the appeal was prosecuted with no reasonable expectation of altering the district court’s judgment and for purposes of delay or harassment or out of sheer obstinacy.’”
court typically looks for some indication of appellant’s bad faith
fees not assessed because no delay

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Judges: Coffey, Cummings, Pell

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