United States v. Jerome J. Schoenborn

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• noting that “however heavy the burden might be when as estoppel is asserted against the Government, the private party surely cannot prevail without at least demonstrating that the traditional elements of an estoppel are present” (quoting Heckler, 467 U.S. at 61)
• upholding a court’s decision to strike a jury demand “the day before trial,” on grounds that the defendant had “no constitutional or statutory right to a jury trial” in an equitable action brought by the government

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