United States v. Jiten Nanda

How courts have described this case

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• noting that, in situations where a plaintiff files a motion to appoint counsel in the early stages of the case, it is often “impossible to tell” whether the plaintiff could represent himself adequately
• noting that, in situations where a plaintiff files a motion to appoint counsel in the early stages of the case, it is often “impossible to tell” whether the plaintiff could represent himself adequately
• “A litigant’s good faith but unsuccessful effort to obtain counsel is a necessary condition to the provision of judicial assistance to recruit a lawyer.”
• “A litigant's good faith but unsuccessful effort to obtain counsel is a necessary condition to the provision of judicial assistance to recruit a lawyer.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).