United States Ex Rel. Lois Sero v. Peter Preiser

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• concluding that the All Writs Act ena- bles courts to adopt “appropriate modes of procedure, by analogy to existing rules or otherwise in conformity with judicial usage” (quoting Harris v. Nelson, 394 U.S. 286, 299 (1969))
• finding that, where a constitutional violation was applicable across multiple petitioners, the action was “uncluttered by subsidiary issues” and a multi-party habeas was appropriate
• Venue “may be satisfied only if the named parties to a class action meet its requirements
• finding a habeas class action appropriate

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