United States v. Michael D. Williams

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• concluding that court's purported error was not type of \mistake\ that would justify clause (1) relief
• concluding that court's purported error was not type of “mistake” that would justify clause (1) relief
• concluding that court's purported error was not type of \mistake\ that would justify clause (1) relief
• holding that relief is not authorized where the Rule 60(b) motion is “nothing more than a request that the district court change its mind”
• noting that a motion requesting the court to change its mind is not authorized under Rule 60(b)
• explaining that when a Rule 60(b) motion is “nothing more than a request that the district court change its mind,” it is not authorized

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