Nelson v. Eaves

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• dismissing pro se plaintiff’s complaint for several reasons including writing threatening letters to opposing counsel
• declining to dismiss' pro se action based on intimidation of a witness where the intimidation was' “the only instánce of improper behavior”
• dismissing pro se action filed in forma pauperis where plaintiff wrote abusive, demeaning, and threatening letters to defense counsel
• dismissing complaint with prejudice where pro se plaintiff wrote letters to the assistant attorney general previously assigned to the case that were “sexually graphic, threatening in tone, and completely inappropriate”

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