Carter v. ALK Holdings, Inc.
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
1DissentNewman, Circuit Judge
I join the court’s holding that Count VIII of the complaint, as filed on behalf of Randall B. Carter, does not violate Rule 11; this of itself suffices to establish federal jurisdiction of the related issues presented in Count I and Count XI, removing the foundation of the Rule 11 sanction. Thus I write separately because the sanction based on Counts I and XI should now also be reversed, instead of remanded for reconsideration.
Athough I strongly support the authority of the trial court to enforce the highest standards of attorney discipline, I cannot discern a supportable basis for violation…
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