· 7/25/1994
United States v. Richard A. Horn
Citations
- 29 F.3d 754
- 29 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1525
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 18687
- 1994 WL 378486
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- noting that sanctions pursuant to a court’s inherent supervisory powers should be narrowly tailored to the remedial objective
- neither sovereign immunity nor separation of powers is a bar to personally sanctioning a government attorney
- listing a number of “other weapons in [the' courts’] armamen-tarium”
- noting “no prospect of piecemeal litigation endures”
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Judges: Selya, Bownes, Boudin
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