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litigant

noun as in defendant

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noun as in plaintiff

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noun as in respondent

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The provision concerns so-called qui tam actions, in which private litigants bring lawsuits on behalf of the government as well as themselves.

“They’re a more effective way for litigants and the public to get a sense of what types of individuals and groups a judge might be hanging out with and learning from,” he said.

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In fact, she wrote, “the Court seriously doubts that there is any valid justification for depriving litigants of a verbatim transcript when a ready technological means for providing one is available.”

In other cases, courts are asking litigants to explain how recent Supreme Court decisions could impact their claims.

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They fund the astroturfed nonprofits that go out and find the litigants that bring these cases.

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