Robert Moates v. Wayne Barkley, Superintendent at Riverview Correctional Facility

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• holding that pro se litigant waived challenge to issue where he “did not make any mention of [it] in his brief”
• explaining that we generally decline to consider issues not raised in a pro se appellant’s brief
• noting that a court must give a litigant “notice and an opportunity to be heard” prior to issuing filing injunction
• holding, in appeal brought by pro se litigant, that issue not mentioned in appellant's brief was waived
• noting that Rule 28(a) “requires appellants in their briefs to provide the court with a clear statement of the issues on appeal”
• holding, in appeal brought by pro se litigant, that issue not mentioned in appellant's brief was waived

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