Craig Childress v. Roger Walker, Jr.

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• finding that it was an abuse of discretion to act on neither of the plaintiff's requests for counsel
• stating that defendant is liable under section 1983 when they are personally responsible for the constitutional deprivation
• finding that it was an abuse of discre- tion to act on neither of the plaintiff’s requests for counsel
• finding that it was an abuse of discre- tion to act on neither of the plaintiff’s requests for counsel
• finding that it was an abuse of discretion to act on neither of the plaintiff's requests for counsel
• finding that to survive dismissal, the complaint need only provide Defendant with fair notice of what the claim is and the grounds upon which it rests

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