Kramer v. Yokely

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• noting that mere conclusory statements are not the kind of meaningful argument required by Court of Appeals Rule 25 (a) (3)
• appellant was deemed to have abandoned an assertion of error when he did not sufficiently specify what the error was
• trial court entitled to judicially recognize and rely upon the federal district court’s order that was published in the Federal Supplement Second Series
• appellant was deemed to have abandoned an assertion of error when he did not sufficiently specify what the error was
• trial court entitled to judicially recognize and rely upon the federal district court’s order that was published in the Federal Supplement Second Series

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