Wood v. Milyard, No. 10-9995 (10th Cir.) (566 U.S. 463; 132 S.Ct. 1826) (April 24, 2012) (Justice Ginsburg)
In this case, a unanimous Supreme Court held that, while a Federal court may generally raise a statute of limitations defense on its own initiative, it may not do so where the State was aware of the defense and intelligently chose not to rely upon it in the court of ...
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