· 6/22/1961
United States v. Oregon Electric Railway Co.
Citations
- 195 F. Supp. 182
- 1961 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2790
How courts have described this case
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- stating that “it is well settled that Magistrate Judges have broad discretion to manage their docket and decide discovery issues”
- stating that it is “well-settled that Magistrate Judges have broad discretion to manage their docket and to decide discovery issues[.]”
- noting that it is “well-settled that Magistrate Judges have broad discretion to manage their docket and to decide discovery issues”
- stating that it is “well-settled that Magistrate Judges have broad discretion to manage their docket and to decide discovery issues[.]”
- stating that it is “well-settled that Magistrate Judges have broad discretion to manage their docket and to decide discovery issues[.]”
- stating that it is “well-settled that Magistrate Judges have broad discretion to manage their docket and to decide discovery issues[.]”
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