United States v. Geraldine Marie Blodgett, in Re Hector C. Perez, Movant-Appellant

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit · Decided 1983-07-01

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PREGERSON, Circuit Judge: In this case we must determine the circumstances under which a district court may impose monetary sanctions on an attorney for filing a frivolous appeal. We hold that a district court has the power to sanction counsel for filing a frivolous appeal in bad faith, which includes one filed solely for purposes of delay. The amount of the sanctions, however,…

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