Manuel Nick Solsona, Jr. v. Warden, F.C.I.

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• holding that only the sentencing court has jurisdiction to hear a § 2255 motion attacking a sentence
• explaining that, because the 2 Find an Inmate, Bureau of Prisons, https://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/ (search Reg. No. 43109-308) (last visited Oct. 26, 2020
• finding that federal courts may construe and re-characterize a pro se prisoner action “according to the essence of the prisoner’s claims, regardless of the label that the prisoner places on his complaint”
• finding that federal courts may construe and re-characterize a pro se prisoner action “according to the essence of the prisoner’s claims, regardless of the label that the prisoner places on his complaint”
• finding that federal courts may construe and re-characterize a pro se prisoner action “according to the essence of the prisoner’s claims, regardless of the label that the prisoner places on his complaint”
• finding that federal courts may construe and re-characterize a pro se prisoner action “according to the essence of the prisoner’s claims, regardless of the label that the prisoner places on his complaint”

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