Hickson v. Moya

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• holding that the filings required under chapter 14 are \an essential part of the process by which courts review inmate litigation\
• holding that the filings required under chapter 14 are “an essential part of the process by which courts review inmate litigation”
• holding chapter 14 was designed to control the flood of frivolous lawsuits being filed in the courts of this state by prison inmates, consuming valuable judicial resources with little offsetting benefit
• holding chapter 14 was designed to control the flood of frivolous lawsuits being filed in the courts of this state by prison inmates, consuming valuable judicial resources with little offsetting benefit
• holding chapter 14 was designed to control the flood of frivolous lawsuits being filed in the courts of this state by prison inmates, consuming valuable judicial resources with little offsetting benefit
• trial court does not err when dismissing a suit under chapter 14 where the inmate has filed no affidavit, or a defective one

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