· 3/13/2024
SEC v. Rashid
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- affirming a district court decision refusing to modify a consent decree that enjoined the defendant from infringing plaintiff's patent, but noting that less stringent Rufo modification standard applies to institutional consent decrees
- “[A]n intervening change in law is a factor to be weighed, along with other aspects of the particular case, against the public and private interest in finality of judgments.”
- “[A]n interven- ing change in law is a factor to be weighed, along with other aspects of the particular case, against the public and private interest in finality of judgments.”
- differentiating institutional reform cases from consent decrees settling commercial disputes
- finality after consent judgment parallels adjudication after a full trial
- affirming denial of a request under 60(b
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