Yniguez v. Arizona

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit · Decided 1991-07-19

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REINHARDT, Circuit Judge: This case presents two novel questions concerning post-judgment intervention: first, whether the sponsors of a ballot initiative may intervene after judgment to appeal a decision holding the ballot initiative unconstitutional when the only defendant in the case chooses not to appeal; and second, whether the Attorney General, having argued for and won a dismissal of the suit against him in the district…

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