Beck, Formerly Known as David Wayne Vanderbeck v. Eric Skon David Crist Christopher Ceman, Dr.

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• stating that a plaintiff’s pro se status does not excuse him from responding to a motion for summary judgment “with specific factual support for his claims to avoid summary judgment[]”
• providing that a plaintiff’s pro se status does not excuse him from responding to a motion for summary judgment “with specific factual support for his claims to avoid summary judgment”
• stating that a plaintiff's pro se status does not excuse him from responding to a motion for summary judgment “with specific factual support for his claims to avoid summary judgment[}’”
• stating that a plaintiff's pro se status does not excuse him from responding to a motion for summary judgment “with specific factual support for his claims to avoid summary judgment[ ]”
• stating that a plaintiff's pro se status does not excuse him from responding to a motion for summary judgment “with specific factual support for his claims to avoid summary judgment{]” (citing Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(e)
• affirming summary judgment when, among other things, a prisoner failed to comply with the recommended treatment

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