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· 6/30/1994

Gabriel Akasike v. Michael Fitzpatrick, Warden, Fci Big Spring

Citations

  • 26 F.3d 510
  • 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 16704
  • 1994 WL 317923

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that civil rights claimant did not show that his case presented “any exceptional circumstances warranting the appointment of counsel”
  • finding that “[a civil rights complainant has no right to the automatic appointment of counsel” and must show that his case presents “exceptional circumstances warranting the appointment of counsel”
  • counsel is only appointed under exceptional circumstances in a civil rights case
  • counsel is only appointed under exceptional circumstances in a civil rights case
  • counsel is only appointed under exceptional circumstances in a civil rights case
  • counsel is only appointed under exceptional circumstances in a civil rights case

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Judges: Garwood, Smith, Demoss

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