Glenn Verser v. Jeffrey Barfield

How courts have described this case

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• finding prejudice, in analogous circumstances, due in part to the “jury’s initial indication that it was deadlocked, [and] the speed with which it then returned a verdict”
• finding that Verser had been prejudiced
• “When a plaintiff is acting pro se, however, the court must take into account the fact that excluding him from the courtroom necessarily also excludes his ‘lawyer.’”
• “After the parties finished presenting their evidence and the district court instructed the jury, the court decided to send Verser back to the prison rather than keep him in the court‐house to await the verdict … .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).