The People v. Michael Pena

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• explaining that these factors are to be considered in determining whether there is good cause to set aside an entry of default
• “All facts and inferences must be viewed in the light most favorable to the non-movant,” and it is not appropriate for the court to find the movant’s version of the facts more compelling unless the non-movant’s version is blatantly contradicted by the record

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