Government of the Virgin Islands v. Mills

How courts have described this case

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• \The duty to construe appeal notices liberally is heightened in cases involving pro se appellants.\
• “The duty to construe appeal notices liberally is heightened in cases involving pro se appellants.”
• a three member panel of the Court of Appeals cannot set aside or overrule a precedential opinion of a prior three member panel
• “[A] lack of prejudice will not save a notice that totally fails to comply with the rules.”
• “[A]s long as the judgment the party intends to appeal is fairly discernible, a no tice of appeal will be deemed sufficient even though it references the wrong case number ... or the wrong judgment date.” (citations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).