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authority type
case
jurisdiction
federal_fifth_circuit
publication status
published_precedential_opinion
precedential status
binding_in_ca5
decision or issuance date
2024-05-21
subsequent history
Bounded public-source treatment review completed through 2026-08-25; no explicit adverse treatment located.
negative treatment status
No explicit adverse treatment located in a bounded public-source review through 2026-08-25; comprehensive commercial citator not run.
material limitations
Official published opinion reviewed. The holding is limited to § 404(c)'s successive-motion bar and does not define every prior disposition that qualifies as a complete merits review.

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Linked modules

United States v. Naranjo

Holdings used

  • Section 404(c)'s successive-motion bar is a mandatory claim-processing rule, not jurisdictional, and must be enforced when properly invoked after a complete prior merits review.

Material limitation

Binding only in the Fifth Circuit and only for the bounded procedural postures in the linked claims. Official published opinion reviewed. The holding is limited to § 404(c)'s successive-motion bar and does not define every prior disposition that qualifies as a complete merits review. A comprehensive commercial citator was not run.

Official source and pinpoints

102 F.4th 280 (5th Cir. 2024), 102 F.4th 283–85: https://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/22/22-50938-CV0.pdf

Linked claims

  • CLM-CIR5-002