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where we've used outside vendors, including for original and highly sensitive documents (such as medical records, personnel records, etc.): U.S. v. Chambers, U.S. v. Ade!glass, U.S. v. Ng Lap Sen U.S. v. Tortora, or U.S. v. Ashraf Has U.S. v. Goldbrene U.S. v. Vargas, he U.S. v. Krupkin, d U.S. v.

onnel records, etc.): U.S. v. Chambers, U.S. v. Ade!glass, U.S. v. Ng Lap Sen U.S. v. Tortora, or U.S. v. Ashraf Has U.S. v. Goldbrene U.S. v. Vargas, he U.S. v. Krupkin, d U.S. v. Cruz, overd • In terms of the vendor, we choose from a small number of organizations that work with us regularly,

where we've used outside vendors, including for original and highly sensitive documents (such as medical records, personnel records, etc.): U.S. v. Chambers, U.S. V. Ade!glass, U.S. V. Ng Lap Sec U.S. V. Tortoro, or U.S. V. Ashrof Has U.S. v. Goldbrene U.S. v. Vargas, he U.S. V. Krupkin, d U.S. V.

onnel records, etc.): U.S. v. Chambers, U.S. V. Ade!glass, U.S. V. Ng Lap Sec U.S. V. Tortoro, or U.S. V. Ashrof Has U.S. v. Goldbrene U.S. v. Vargas, he U.S. V. Krupkin, d U.S. V. Cruz, over In terms of the vendor, we choose from a small number of organizations that work with us regularly, and

. Courts also have the inherent power to sanction a party for misconduct. Chambers v. Nasco, 501 U.S. 32, 42 (1991). As the Supreme Court stated in Chambers, "[i]t has long been understood that certain implied powers must necessarily result to our courts of justice from the nature of their institution, p

om entry of monetary sanctions to entry of a final judgment on the merits against a party demonstrated to have committed a fraud upon the court. See Vargas v. Feltz, 901 F.Supp. 1572 (S.D. Fla. 1995). Compensatory sanctions generally include a fine payable to the petitioner the amount of which "is det