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Easley v. United States; Hardy v. West et al.; Holston v. Tucker, Secretary, Florida Department of Corrections; Pierson v. Orlando Health, fka Orlando Regional Healthcare Systems, Inc., et al.; Moore v. Federal Bureau of Prisons; Histon v. Chappell, Warden; Hall v. Cain, Warden; Solis v. California; Washington v. Virga, Warden; Nourn v. Lattimore, Warden; Pugh v. Olde Pink House Restaurant; Hamilton v. Chicago Insurance Co.; Johnson v. British Petroleum of America; Jones v. University of Rochester; Cox v. Biscoe et al.; Johnson v. Ohio; Howard v. Howard et al.; Richardson v. United States; Wilkinson v. Holland, Acting Warden; Bermudez v. Unemployment Compensation Board of Review; McCallister v. McCallister; Boyd v. Lee, Warden; Portillo v. United States, In re Balzarotti, Powdrill v. United States; Parikh v. United Parcel Service et al.; Compton v. United States, 2013 — 568 U.S. 1221 · caselaw · US