James Stephen Jones v. M.L. Greninger, M.L. Greninger Yolanda Cornelius Ralph Figueroa

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• holding that a district court may dismiss with prejudice without giving leave to amend if it determines that the plaintiff has plead his “best case”
• ruling that the district court did not err when it construed untimely 12(b)(6) motion filed after a responsive pleading as a 12(c) motion
• holding that a district court may dismiss with prejudice without giving leave to amend if it determines that the plaintiff has plead his “best case”
• holding that a district court may dismiss with prejudice without giving leave to amend if it determines that the plaintiff has plead his “best case”
• holding that courts may appropriately dismiss an action with prejudice upon finding that a plaintiff has alleged his best case
• holding that limiting access to a law library to five hours a week does not violate the right of access to the court

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