United States v. Rivera-Pineda

How courts have described this case

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• observing that an expression of intention or desire is not a promise
• observing that an expression of intention or desire is not a promise
• “Here, both parties have briefed Tyler’s state law claims, and this Court is intimately familiar with the details of the case. Requiring the state court to address these claims would cause a substantial duplication of effort.”
• “Here, both parties have briefed Tyler’s state law claims, and this Court is intimately familiar with the details of the case. Requiring the state court to address these claims would cause a substantial duplication of effort.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).