Brian K. Thomson v. Odie Washington

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• finding Rule 9(b) requires pleadings to contain a level of specificity that is not typically required by federal judges when evaluating the sufficiency of a complaint
• filing grievances is constitutionally protected activity sufficient to support a retaliation claim
• filing grievances is constitutionally protected activity sufficient to support a retaliation claim
• filing grievances is constitutionally protected activity sufficient to support a retaliation claim
• a complaint must put the defendant on notice of the claims and the grounds they rest upon, along with “some indication ... of time and place”
• Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 9(b) requires pleadings to contain a level of specificity that is not typically required by federal judges when evaluating the sufficiency of a complaint

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