Bill Wayne Shepherd v. Billy Wellman

How courts have described this case

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• holding that § 1654 “does not permit plaintiffs to appear pro se where interests other than their own are at stake”
• holding that a party “cannot proceed pro se with respect to [a decedent’s] § 1983 action [if] he is not the sole beneficiary of the decedent’s estate”
• holding that a pro se party may not prosecute a representative wrongful death action brought under section 1983, where the beneficiaries thereof included persons other than himself
• holding that a pro se party may not prosecute a representative wrongful death action brought under Section 1983, where the beneficiaries thereof included persons other than himself
• explaining that § 1654 does not permit plaintiffs to appear pro se where interests other than their own are at stake
• finding that pro se statute “does not permit plaintiffs to appear pro se where interests other than their own are at stake”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).