Onie Mae Ward v. Reginald Moore Mike Russell Ollie Collins

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• concluding that plaintiff’s second amended complaint is the equivalent to an affidavit and can serve as plaintiff’s response to defendants’ summary judgment motion because it was verified under penalty of perjury
• concluding that plaintiff’s second amended complaint is the equivalent to an affidavit and can serve as plaintiff’s response to defendants’ summary judgment motion because it was verified under penalty of perjury
• concluding that plaintiff’s second amended complaint is the equivalent to an affidavit and can serve as plaintiff’s response to defendants’ summary judgment motion because it was verified under penalty of perjury
• concluding that plaintiff’s second amended complaint is the equivalent to an affidavit and can serve as plaintiff’s response to defendants’ summary judgment motion because it was verified under penalty of perjury
• noting that the district court considered a post-deadline summary judgment motion because the motion asserted a defense in response to post-deadline amendments to the complaint, which the moving party could not have previously raised
• providing a verified complaint made under threat of perjury “is the equivalent of an affidavit and can serve as [a plaintiff’s] response to [a] defendant’s summary judgment motion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).