MANNY LAZARO MELENDEZ v. THE STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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• reversing grant of summary judgment based on inmate's statements in an affidavit
• “But the court also cannot disbelieve statements in affidavits without holding a hearing.”
• “But the court also cannot disbelieve statements in affidavits without holding a hearing.”
• “[T]he court also cannot disbelieve statements in affidavits without holding a hearing.”
• A court “cannot disbe- lieve statements in affidavits without holding a hearing.”
• \A district court must accept evidence [in an affidavit] when ruling on a motion for summary judgment and must consider the record in the light most favorable to the party opposing the motion . . . the court also cannot disbelieve statements in affidavits without a holding a hearing.\

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