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· 8/26/2015

Trey Wells v. State

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that a plaintiff cannot add new claims at the summary judgment stage without seeking leave to amend
  • explaining that a plaintiff cannot add new claims at the summary judgment stage without seeking leave to amend
  • precluding a plaintiff from raising claims during summary judgment that were 24 not fairly encompassed by her complaint
  • focusing on claim actually pled

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