Jason Billman v. Indiana Department of Corrections

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• holding that a plaintiff’s “initial inability to identify the injurers is not by itself a proper ground for the dismissal of the suit”
• holding that a plaintiff's \initial inability to identify the injurers is not by itself a proper ground for the dismissal of the suit\
• holding that a prison inmate was entitled to discovery when his conditions of confinement rendered it difficult, if not impossible, for him to identify the alleged tortfeasor prior to suit
• holding that a plaintiff’s “initial inability to identify the injurers is not by itself a proper ground for the dismissal of the suit”
• holding that a plaintiff's \initial inability to identify the injurers is not by itself a proper ground for the dismissal of the suit\
• holding that when a pro se plaintiff is attempting to identify defendants, the district court should assist him in investigating

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).