5 February 2009
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“We hold that it is within a district court’s inherent power to exercise broad discretion in imposing sanctions based on spoliated evidence.”
“we maintain that it is within a district court’s inherent power to exercise vague discretion in imposing sanctions based on spoliated certification.” so declares the unanimous en banc u.s. court of appeals owing the sixth limit in a three-sheet decision issued today.
At issue in the case was whether state or federal law controls a federal court’s imposition of sanctions as relief for spoliated evidence? Today’s ruling holds that federal law controls, thereby overruling some earlier Sixth Circuit decisions.
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