Insisting on obedience to a rule designed to ensure cases are ready to be calendared, the Second Circuit on May 10 refused to reinstate an appeal it had dismissed for failure to file a brief in compliance with a scheduling order, despite the appellee's saying it would have no problem with the appeal being reinstated.
May 13, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit sent a message on May 10: Filing deadlines must be met.
Insisting on obedience to a rule designed to ensure cases are ready to be calendared, the circuit refused to reinstate an appeal it had dismissed for failure to file a brief in compliance with a scheduling order.
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