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United States v. Usdc-Nvr  ·  2015  ·  14 pinpoint citations from 14 cases, 3 distinct passages.

Thornton v. Brandon  ·  2025-02-11  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
(SS)(PS) Jameson v. Commissioner of Social Security  ·  2025-01-03  ·  E.D. California  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“a petition for a writ of 24 mandamus directed to a district judge will ordinarily be rendered moot when the judge performs 25 the act the petitioner seeks to compel through the writ.”
Center for Biological Diversity v. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  ·  2024-12-04  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Kell v. Freedom Arms Inc.  ·  2024-09-23  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Oak Place Northeast Bozeman, LLC v. Conti Bozeman, LLC  ·  2024-09-18  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Center for Biological Diversity v. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  ·  2024-07-16  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Western Watersheds Project v. United States Fish and Wildlife Service  ·  2024-05-16  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Alario v. Knudsen  ·  2023-08-09  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Raugust v. Abbey  ·  2022-07-21  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Disability Rights Montana v. Gootkin  ·  2022-01-26  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Marshall v. Goguen  ·  2021-07-15  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
Marshall v. Goguen  ·  2021-07-01  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”
In re: Michael Flynn  ·  2020-08-31  ·  D.C. Circuit  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[I]nterference … risks … intruding upon the traditional prerogatives of the political branches. Courts should not risk becoming monitors of the wisdom and soundness of Executive action.”
Energy Keepers, Incorporated v. Hyperblock LLC  ·  2020-06-02  ·  D. Montana  ·  pin 791 F.3d at 945
“[A] court’s decision to deny pro hac vice admission must be based on criteria reasonably related to promoting the orderly administration of justice or some other legitimate policy of the courts.”