Dennis Wayne Moore v. United States

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• holding that pro se litigant must be informed that failure to object will, rather than may, bar appellate review of both legal and factual conclusions of magistrate judge
• holding that waiver rule does not apply 1 Counsel twice requested a “two (3
• noting that firm waiver rule “need not be 3 applied when the interests of justice so dictate”
• holding waiver applicable to pro se litigant only when magistrate judge has informed litigant of consequences of failure to object
• stating that the waiver rule as a procedural bar need not be applied “when the interests of justice so dictate”
• holding waiver applicable to pro se litigant only when magistrate has informed litigant of consequences of failure to object, unless ends of justice dictate otherwise

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