· 7/21/1998
United States v. Terry Fenner, United States of America v. Herbert Fenner
Citations
- 147 F.3d 360
- 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 16791
- 1998 WL 406057
How courts have described this case
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- “[W]e need not remand to permit the district court to exercise its discretion [regarding an issue that it did think that it had the authority to decide] if its decision to do so on remand would constitute an abuse of discretion.”
- “[W]e need not remand to permit the district court to exercise its discretion [regarding an issue that it did think that it had the authority to decide] if its decision to do so on remand would constitute an abuse of discretion.”
- “[W]e need not remand to permit the district court to exercise its discretion [regarding an issue that it did think that it had the authority to decide] if its decision to do so on remand would constitute an abuse of discretion.”
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Judges: Wilkins, Niemeyer, Chambers, Southern, Virginia
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