James H. Ricketts, Sr. v. Midwest National Bank, James H. Ricketts, Sr. v. Sharp Investment Company

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• where a sua sponte dismissal is contemplated by a district court, that court must first give “both notice of the court’s intention and an opportunity to respond”
• allegations must have minimum plausibility to support jurisdiction, or risk dismissal under the substantiality doctrine
• because a court lacks subject matter jurisdiction over an obviously frivolous complaint, dismissal prior to service of process if permitted
• where a sua sponte dismissal is contemplated by a district court, that court must first give \both notice of the court's intention and an opportunity to respond\

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