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· 3/13/1987

Rickert v. Sweeney

Citations

  • 813 F.2d 907

How courts have described this case

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  • finding inadequate representation where “the government’s arguments would not include certain” arguments the intervenors had proposed
  • \[A] stare decisis effect is an important consideration in determining the extent to which an applicant's interest may be impaired.\
  • determinations \will have a persuasive stare decisis effect in any parallel or subsequent litigation\
  • determinations \will have a persuasive stare decisis effect in any parallel or subsequent litigation\
  • residents of state mental institution had sufficient interest in litigation brought by the federal government against the State of Oregon alleging a failure by the State to provide minimally adequate facilities and services
  • residents of state mental institution had sufficient interest in litigation brought by the federal government against the State of Oregon alleging a failure by the State to provide minimally adequate facilities and services

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Judges: Bright, Magill, McMillian

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