...officials. In such cases it is intended that 6 It is intended that the amount of fees awarded under S. 2278 be governed by the same standards which prevail in...standards, see Johnson v. Georgia Highway Express, 488 F. 2d 714 (5th Cir. 1974), are correctly applied in such cases as Stanford Daily v. Zurcher, 64 FRD...

...Court in AJtiaka. See Claa v. Norton. It is intended that the amount of fees awarded under 8. 2278 be governed by the same standards which prevail in...standards, see Johnson v. Georgia Highway Express, 488 F. 2d 714 (5th Cir. 1974), are correctly applied in such cases as Stanford Daily v. Zurcher, 64 FRD...

...under the Act. (See Senate Report, p. 6 ("It is intended that the amount of fees awarded under S. 2278 be governed by the same standards which prevail in other types of complex Federal litigation .... The appropriate standards . . . are correctly applied in such cases...

...exercised its discretion in awarding fees: "It is intended that the amount of fees awarded under S. 2278 be governed by the same standards which prevail in...nonpecuniary in nature. The appropriate standards . . . are correctly applied in such cases as Stanford Daily v. Zurcker, 64 FRD 630 (ND Cal. 1974) "...

...particular area" alters the standard from the legislative history of the Fees Act that fees awarded are to "be governed by the same standards which prevail in...complex Federal litigation, such as antitrust cases. . ." Senate Report at 6. This report broadened the standard used in Johnson v. Georgia Highway Express,...

...504, 28 USC § 2412. 41 The Senate Report states: "It is intended that the amount of fees awarded ... be governed by the same standards which prevail in...complex Federal litigation, such as anti-trust cases . . ." S. Rep. 94-101 1, p. 6; see also, H. Rep. 94-1558, pp. 8-9. 42 15 USC § 15 43 TWA v. Hughes,...

...is intended that the amount of fees awarded under [Civil Rights Attorney's Fees Awards Act of 1976] be "governed by the same standards which prevail in...the rights involved may be nonpecuniary in nature. S. Rep. No. 94-1011, 94th Cong., 2d Sess. (1976) ["Senate Report"] p. 6 (1976) US Code & Admin. News...

...different and yet related point: It is intended that the amount of fees awarded under [the Fees Act) be governed by the same standards which prevail in...the rights involved may be nonpecuniary in nature. S. REP. No. 94-1011, 94th Cong., 2d Sess., 6 (1976). Nowhere in the legislative history is there any...