Richard Lowell Stratton v. United States

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• rejecting a challenge to an injunction because “posting of a bond is not a jurisdictional prerequisite to the validity of a preliminary injunction, and because appellant did 2 not raise the matter below.”
• dismissals for lack of subject matter jurisdiction “should be without 8 prejudice so that a plaintiff may reassert his claims in a competent court.”
• district judge correctly rejected disqualification motion as legally 9 insufficient and had no duty to refer it to another judge because the alleged bias or prejudice did not 10 arise from an extrajudicial source

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