B. Benedict Waters v. Charles Young, and Paul Townsend and William Cormier

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• noting that “a major purpose” of a motion under Rule 50(a) is to give the non-moving party notice of the defi- ciency
• under Rule 50, trial court has a responsibility to inform the non-moving party of deficiencies in its proof and to afford that party an opportunity to correct any such deficiency
• “[T]his court has long sought to ensure that pro se litigants do not unwittingly fall victim to procedural requirements that they may, with some assistance from the court, be able to satisfy.”
• “[TJhis court has long sought to ensure that pro se litigants do not unwittingly fall victim to procedural requirements that they may, with some assistance from the court, be able to satisfy.”
• “As a 14 general matter, this court has long sought to ensure that pro se litigants do not unwittingly 15 fall victim to procedural requirements that they may, with some assistance from the court, 16 be able to satisfy.”

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