· 9/29/2003
Lebron v. Armstrong
Citations
- 289 F. Supp. 2d 56
- 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 17337
- 2003 WL 22283809
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that delay in litigation does not constitute actual injury under Lewis
- noting that the DOC indigency policy “requires an inmate to have less than $5.00 in his inmate account for ninety days to be considered indigent (and thus receive free mailing services)”
- denying inmate's request for injunctive relief because, inter alia, it was based on allegations that were different and unrelated to the facts pled in the underlying complaint
- denying inmate's request for injunctive relief because, inter alia, it was based on allegations that were different and unrelated to the facts pled in the underlying complaint
- denying inmate's request for injunctive relief because, inter alia, it was based on allegations that were different and unrelated to the facts pled in the underlying complaint
- denying inmate’s request for injunctive relief because, inter alia, it was based on allegations that were different and unrelated to the facts pled in the underlying complaint
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Judges: Droney
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