Demostede Mojias v. Deputy Johnson, Capt. Massar, Shield 401, Capt. John Doe, Shield 83, C.O. Alexander, C.O. John Doe, 1775, C.O. Castillo

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• “[U]nless it is unmistakably clear that the court lacks jurisdiction, or that the complaint lacks merit or is otherwise defective, we believe it is bad practice for a district court to dismiss without affording a plaintiff the opportunity to be heard in opposition.”
• “[U]nless it is unmistakably clear that the court lacks jurisdiction, or that the complaint lacks merit or is otherwise defective, we believe it is bad practice for a district court to dismiss without affording a plaintiff the opportunity to be heard in opposition.”

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