Ninth Circuit· 1/9/2009
Thomas v. Baca
Citations
- 308 F. App'x 87
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- rejecting alleged injury to the plaintiffs’ 14 cause of action as insufficiently concrete to establish 15 RICO standing where it was unknown whether the 16 plaintiffs would prevail in the cause of action or 17 whether the defendants’ conduct would alter the 18 outcome
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- Diaz v. GatesNinth Circuit· 2005-08-16· cited 131×
- Jane Doe v. John Roe, and Roe and Roe, LimitedSeventh Circuit· 1992-05-04· cited 114×
- Barber v. MillerNinth Circuit· 1998-06-12· cited 109×
- Annette B. Demauro v. Joseph M. Demauro, Edward Martin, Demauro Co., Inc., Nicholas Demauro, Tri-Area Development Co., Inc. And Joan MartinFirst Circuit· 1997-06-11· cited 85×
- Parker v. WalkerCalifornia Court of Appeal· 1992-04-14· cited 27×
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