Tenth Circuit· 3/25/2019

United States v. Walker

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918 F.3d 1134

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explaining that “arguments may be deemed waived when they are advanced . . . only in a perfunctory manner” (quotation cleaned up)
explaining that parties waive arguments “when they are advanced . . . only in a perfunctory manner” (quotation cleaned up)
observing that the Tenth Circuit has “routinely declined to consider arguments that are only raised perfunctorily in footnotes”
explaining that parties waive arguments when “they are advanced . . . only in a perfunctory manner” (quotation cleaned up)
explaining that “arguments may be deemed waived when they are advanced . . . only in a perfunctory manner” (quotation cleaned up)
noting that “whether issues should be deemed waived is a matter of discretion”

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Judges: Tymkovich, Holmes, Phillips

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