United States v. Certain Real Property & Premises Known as 1344 Ridge Road

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• denying appeal that argued a Magistrate Judge must issue a recommendation on motions to intervene
• although the merits of intervenor’s substantive claim are a “dispositive” pretrial matter, the motion to intervene is not dispos-itive of a claim or defense within the meaning of Rule 72(a)
• stay not appropriate in “a civil enforcement action brought by a federal regulatory agency entrusted with the protection of consumers, investors, or other broad segments of the population, whose welfare could be jeopardized by deferral of the action”
• The Government has not shown how the motion to intervene is ‘dispositive of a claim or defense of a party,’ and consequently, has not shown that the Magistrate exceeded his authority under Fed. R. Civ. P. 72(a).”

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