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...to Sixth Circuit Rule 206 File Name...benefits for members of a certified class...filed suit in federal court in the...
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...s denial of his petition...find mitigating evidence when imposing...pursuant to Rule 32 of...petition in federal court, which...
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...B is a federal program that, among...things, subsidizes items of durable medical equipment...supported by substantial evidence, and that the...
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...I. SUFFICIENCY OF THE EVIDENCE In his first...
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...Judge:This prosecution sought to impose criminal liability for the distribution of more than $85 million worth of controlled substances over the Internet from...
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...Jr. $1,300,405.04. Ardinger appeals the trial court's denial of his requests for declaratory relief and for attorneys' fees. We will affirm...
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Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of South Dakota.Submitted: October 20, 2011Before RILEY, Chief Judge...
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