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Third Circuit· 2/20/2003

Dluhos v. Strasberg

Citations

  • 321 F.3d 365
  • 65 U.S.P.Q. 2d (BNA) 1842
  • 2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 3014

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  • “apply[ing] the applicable law, irrespective of whether the pro se litigant has mentioned it by name,” on a motion to dismiss
  • “apply[ing] the applicable law, irrespective of whether the pro se litigant has mentioned it by name,” on a motion to dismiss
  • stating the general rule that courts are to liberally construe pro se litigants’ pleadings
  • “[W]e must liberally construe the [pro se] litigant’s pleadings, and we will apply the applicable law, irrespective of whether he has mentioned it by name.”
  • “[W]e must liberally construe the prose litigant’s pleadings, and we will apply the applicable law, irrespective of whether he has mentioned it by name.”
  • “[W]e will apply the applicable law, irrespective of whether [the pro se litigant] has mentioned it by name.”

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