William T. Higgins v. John R. Kelley, Thomas J. Sisterman, Ralph Mayer, Allan N. Hopen

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• Silberman, J., concurring in the order vacating rehearing but \inclined to favor the dissent's analysis\ on the jurisdictional question
• Silberman, J., concurring in the order vacating rehearing but “inclined to favor the dissent's analysis” on the jurisdictional question
• Bork, Starr, Buckley, Williams & D.H. Ginsburg, JJ., dissenting, calling the dicta \plainly wrong\
• Bork, Starr, Buckley, Williams & D.H. Ginsburg, JJ., dissenting, calling the dicta “plainly wrong”

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