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· 3/28/2024

KENDELL AMOS WILMORE v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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  • “In analyzing the sufficiency of a pro se complaint, we ‘accept as true only the plaintiff's well-pleaded factual contentions, not his [or her] conclusory allegations.’”
  • rejecting the pretext stop doctrine upon which Lyons was based

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