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· 5/21/2002

Joe J. Richard v. Dr. Edward Ray, Jr. Samaritan Hospital, A/K/A Columbia Hospital Lexington

Citations

  • 290 F.3d 810
  • 52 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1021
  • 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 9545
  • 2002 WL 1012334

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  • holding that the mailbox rule “applies to civil complaints filed by pro se petitioners incarcerated at the time of filing”
  • holding that the mailbox rule “applies to civil complaints filed by pro se petitioners incarcerated at the time of filing”
  • holding that the mailbox rule “applies to civil complaints filed by pro se petitioners incarcerated at the time of filing”
  • holding that the “mailbox rule” “applies to civil complaints filed by pro se petitioners incarcerated at the time of filing”
  • holding that a prisoner’s complaint is deemed to be filed on the date it was given to prison officials to send to the court
  • holding that the mailbox rule “applies to civil complaints filed by pro se petitioners incarcerated at the time of filing”

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Judges: Daughtrey, Moore, Per Curiam, Simpson

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