Winchell v. Secretary of Health & Human Services

How courts have described this case

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• holding that district courts generally defer to the magistrate judge and overrule orders only for a clear abuse of discretion
• noting that the district court judge generally defers to the magistrate judge and overrules an order only for clear abuse of discretion
• noting that the district court will generally defer to a magistrate judge and overrule only for a clear abuse of discretion
• noting that the district court will generally defer to a magistrate judge and overrule only for a clear abuse of discretion
• noting that the district court will generally defer to a magistrate judge and overrule only for a clear abuse of discretion
• district court will generally defer to magistrate judge and overrule only if discretion clearly abused

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).