State v. C. A. C.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that although Rule 60(b) “should be broadly construed to do substantial justice, ... final judgments should not be lightly reopened” (citations omitted)
• noting that A[s]ince 60 (b) allows extraordinary judicial relief, it is invoked only upon a showing of exceptional circumstances@
• noting that “[s]ince 60 (b) allows extraordinary judicial relief, it is invoked only upon a showing of exceptional circumstances”
• noting that A[s]ince 60 (b) allows extraordinary judicial relief, it is invoked only upon a showing of exceptional circumstances@
• noting that “[s]ince 60(b) allows extraordinary judicial relief, it is invoked only upon a showing of exceptional circumstances”
• explaining that although Rule 60(b) “should be broadly construed to do substantial justice, ... final judgments should not be lightly reopened” (internal citations and quotation marks omitted)

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