9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
May 23, 2019
3rd not-final Reinhardt opinion reversed after his death
The jurisprudential tapestry left behind by late 9th Circuit liberal stalwart Judge Stephen Reinhardt continues to unravel, as another of his last written opinions was wiped from the court's case law.
The jurisprudential tapestry left behind by late 9th Circuit liberal stalwart Judge Stephen Reinhardt continues to unravel, as another of his last written opinions was wiped from the court's case law.
An uncommon procedural concatenation led a reconstituted panel on Tuesday to replace Reinhard...
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