Lewis E. Johnson v. Dale Atkins, Clerk of Court, Orleans Parish Civil District Court

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• “Meaningful access to the courts is a fundamental constitutional right, grounded in the First Amendment right to petition and the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment due process clauses.”
• “Even a liberally construed pro se civil rights complaint, however, must set forth facts giving rise to a claim on which relief may be granted.”
• “Even a liberally construed pro se civil rights complaint, however, must set forth facts giving rise to a claim on which relief may be granted.”
• “Even a liberally construed pro se civil rights complaint, however, must set forth facts giving rise to a claim on which relief may be granted.”
• “Even a liberally construed pro se civil rights complaint, however, must set forth facts giving rise to a claim on which relief may be granted.”
• “Even a liberally construed pro se … complaint, however, must set forth facts giving rise to a claim on which relief may be granted.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).