Tenth Circuit· 1/22/1986
Meeker v. Kercher
Citations
- 782 F.2d 153
- 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 21851
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- holding that the pro se litigant had right to appear on his own be- half but did not have the right to represent his daughters
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