Moody v. Smith (In Re Moody)

How courts have described this case

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• stating that unlicensed laymen are not permitted to represent anyone other than themselves
• stating that unlicensed laymen are not permitted to represent anyone other than themselves
• stating unlicensed non-attorneys are not permitted to represent anyone other than themselves
• striking a complaint in which plaintiff “frequently veers off the course . . . to indulge in scurrilous, quasi-paranoidal personal attacks on various federal and state judges, parties and attorneys in this action and third parties” as a “graphic violation[]” of Rule 12(f)

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