· 9/26/1977
Coleman v. Crisp
Citations
- 444 F. Supp. 31
- 1977 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 13821
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- noting that general venue provisions of § 1391 apply in § 1983 actions
- noting that general venue provisions of § 1391 apply in § 1983 actions
- noting that general venue provisions of § 1391 apply in § 1983 actions
- While state must mail postage-free any legal documents necessary to secure a judicial determination, there is no such obligation with respect to an indigent’s correspondence with a federal judge.
- “Whenever an action could not 25 have been properly brought in a district and no reason appears why it would be more in the 26 interest of justice for the court to transfer the case than to dismiss it, it should be 27 dismissed.”
- “Whenever an action could not 25 have been properly brought in a district and no reason appears why it would be more in the 26 interest of justice for the court to transfer the case than to dismiss it, it should be 27 dismissed.”
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Judges: Daugherty
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