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“But, But I’m So Busy!!” (What To Do When You’re Appointed Counsel in Federal Civil Rights Case – A 10-Step Guide)

I had barely finished congratulating myself on my Federal Trial Bar acceptance when I received a cryptic email from the Northern District’s electronic filing system. The late Judge Hibbler (perhaps the nicest judge I’ve ever been before) had appointed me to represent a pro se plaintiff – an Illinois inmate – in a Section 1983 action against …

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Posted byPaulPMarch 10, 2015November 15, 2017Posted inCivil ProcedureTags: 1983, appointed counsel, civil rights, deliberate indifference, northern district of illinois
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