Seventh Circuit· 10/3/2007

Pruitt v. Mote

Citations

503 F.3d 647
2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 23109
2007 WL 2850448

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holding that a denial of a request for pro bono counsel is not reversible unless the plaintiff shows prejudice
noting that prejudice might exist \if the record demonstrates that the pro se plaintiff was incapable of engaging in any investigation or locating and presenting key witnesses or evidence.\
observing that the Seventh Circuit has “resisted laying down categorical rules regarding recruitment of counsel in particular types of cases
observing that the Seventh Circuit has “resisted laying down categorical rules regarding recruitment of counsel in particular types of cases”
observing that the Seventh Circuit has “resisted laying down categorical rules regarding recruitment of counsel in particular types of cases”
observing that the Seventh Circuit has “resisted laying down categorical rules regarding recruitment of counsel in particular types of cases”

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Judges: Easterbrook, Posner, Coffey, Ripple, Manion, Kanne, Rovner, Wood, Evans, Williams, Sykes

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