· 11/22/1988
Calvin Walker v. Richard L. Dugger, Secretary, Department of Corrections and Chester Lambdin, Superintendent
Citations
- 860 F.2d 1010
- 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 15624
- 1988 WL 115005
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- explaining that a pro se litigant’s mere discussion of a superficial claim does not give an opposing party fair notice of that claim
- explaining that a pro se litigant’s mere discussion of a superficial claim does not give an opposing party fair notice of that claim
- explaining that a pro se litigant’s mere discussion of a superficial claim does not give an opposing party fair notice of that claim
- acknowledging that pro se pleadings are due liberal con- struction, but still requiring them to give notice of a claim
- claims raised only superficially will not be treated as properly raised under § 2255
- claims raised only superficially will not be treated as properly raised
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Judges: Vance, Kravitch, Henderson
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