· 9/17/1999
Thomas J. Suel and Amelia K. Suel, Parents and Next Friends of David J. Suel v. Secretary of Health and Human Services
Citations
- 192 F.3d 981
- 1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 22519
- 1999 WL 722551
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- noting that law of the case aims to “protect the settled expectations of the parties and promote orderly development of the ease.”
- noting that law of the case aims to “protect the settled expectations of the parties and promote orderly development of the case.”
- noting that the law of the case aims to “protect the settled expectations of the parties and promote orderly development of the case.”
- explaining that under the law of the case doctrine, what was previously decided in an earlier stage of the case is applied to subsequent stages in the litigation
- noting that under the law of the case doctrine, “a court will generally refuse to reopen or reconsider what has already been decided at an earlier stage of the litigation”
- stating that law of the case “prevent[s] relitigation of issues that have been decided”
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Judges: Mayer, Lourie, Black
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