United States v. Accra Pac, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a report of current pollutants on land did not constitute concrete injury
• holding that “being put on a blacklist... is treated as immediately redressible harm because it diminishes (or eliminates) the opportunity to practice one’s profession even if the list. . . does not impose legal obligations”
• “One of many orders interpreting or implementing a consent decree cannot readily be called ‘final’, and we have held accordingly that housekeeping orders in long-running cases are not appealable.”
• “[A] litigant may not appeal from unfavorable statements in a judicial opinion, if the judgment was fa- vorable.”
• “[A] litigant may not appeal from unfavorable statements in a judicial opinion, if the judgment was fa- vorable.”
• “[A] litigant may not appeal from unfavorable statements in a judicial opinion, if the judgment was fa- vorable.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).