Liggins v. Morris

How courts have described this case

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• observing that a complaint is inadequate under Rule 8 when it requires “the court to divine what discrete constitutional violations are in fact legitimate and proper . . . as against each defendant”
• observing that complaint was inadequate under Rule 8 because it “left to the court to divine what discrete constitutional violations are in fact legitimate and proper . . . as against each defendant”
• observing that a complaint is inadequate under Rule 8 when it requires “the court to divine what discrete constitutional violations are in fact legitimate and proper . . . as against each defendant”

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