State v. Barnhardt

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “the decision whether or not to impose sanctions is a matter for the court’s discretion”
• explaining that even if a claim violates Rule 11, a court need not impose sanctions
• “[T]he decision whether or not to impose sanctions is a matter for the court's discretion.”
• “The decision whether to impose a sanction for a Rule 11(b) violation is . . . committed to the district court’s discretion.”
• “The decision whether to impose a sanction for a Rule 11(b) violation is . . . committed to the district court’s discretion.”
• “Even if the district court concludes that the assertion of a given claim violates Rule 11 ... the decision whether or not to impose sanctions is a matter for the court’s discretion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).