"Commissioner Garamendi's politically motivated decision is a clear abuse of discretion that cannot possibly benefit Californians, " Geiser said in a statement.
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We perceive no error or abuse of discretion in declining to reopen the proceedings after such a long period of inaction .
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Thus, we find no abuse of discretion with respect to the district court's imposition of the reporting requirements in Paragraph C of the injunction.
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By accusing the defendants of such a severe crime, Chornenky said, Vanderpool committed an " abuse of discretion " that could ruin their lives.
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The demands made by the removing admin are essentially impossible to meet by any reasonable standard and strike me as an abuse of discretion.
46.
Appeals courts generally reverse evidentiary decisions only if a lower-court judge was guilty of " abuse of discretion "-- a tough standard to meet.
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Under the new standard, the losing side will have a more difficult task _ showing an " abuse of discretion " by the trial judge.
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Borchard, Declaratory Judgments, at 293, proper application of the abuse of discretion standard on appellate review can, we think, provide appropriate guidance to district courts.
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In the years since the 1993 Daubert decision, most federal appeals courts have applied the abuse of discretion standard that the Supreme Court endorsed Monday.
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The defense lawyers ask a federal appeals court in a motion " to correct a clear abuse of discretion " by federal Judge Lee Gagliardi.
