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The plaintiff-prisoner claims that the disciplinary action against him violated not only prison policy but also the Rehabilitation Act, alleging that a medical condition impelled him to continue to a restroom rather than immediately proceeding to his cell as he was ordered to do. The Prison Litigation Reform Act required that, once plaintiff exhausted the
Years after the defendant-agencies developed their original environmental impact statement (EIS) for a proposed bridge over Currituck Sound, the state renewed its plans to build the bridge. In the interim, coastal development and traffic projections decreased, and expected sea level rises increased. Nevertheless, since the agencies took a “hard look” at the changes’ effects on .
The defendant-supervising surgeon told others that the plaintiff-surgical fellow had started a patient’s unnecessary heart surgery because plaintiff had “misread” an echocardiogram. Since plaintiff never read the echocardiogram, and since the issue of whether she had a duty to read the scan is hotly contested, there is a genuine issue of material fact as to .
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 3 says, “A civil action is commenced by filing a complaint with the court.” Rule 5(d)(2)(A) provides that “[a] paper not filed electronically is filed by delivering it . . . to the clerk.” When a plaintiff delivers a complaint to the clerk of court, a federal lawsuit is “brought” .