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SOS—Save Our System: How the D.C. Circuit's Holding in In re White Attempts to Rescue the Legal System from Descending into Disorder
This note examines the growing circuit split concerning the treatment of fail-safe class definitions under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23 and argues that the D.C. Circuit’s decision in In re White properly rejects an extra-textual prohibition against such classes. The Federal Rules of Civil Proc
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