Tubwell v. Anderson

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• recognizing Tubwell’s history as a “writwriter and . . . filer of frivolous lawsuits and appeals”
• recognizing Tubwell's history as a \writwriter and ... filer of frivolous lawsuits and appeals\
• where the Supreme Court of Mississippi rejected a defendant’s claim that the statute that deprived him of good-conduct credit for filing a frivolous claim violated the equal-protection clause of the United States Constitution because it was directed toward inmates
• where the Supreme Court of Missis- sippi rejected a defendant's claim that the statute that deprived him of good-conduct credit for filing a frivolous claim violated the equal-protection clause of the United States Constitution because it was directed toward inmates

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