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No Habeas for Jailhouse Lawyer Aid
Loaded on April 15, 1995
published in Prison Legal News
April, 1995, page 16
In a rather novel ruling the third circuit has ruled that federal courts lack authority to issue writs of habeas corpus to ensure that an imprisoned pro se litigant has the assistance of a jailhouse lawyer at trial. Michael Jones is a New Jersey state prisoner who filed suit claiming ...
Filed under:
Prisoner-Prisoner Assault,
Prisoner Legal Assistance,
Appeals,
Habeas Corpus,
Federal Statutory Law,
All Writs Act,
Federal Legislation.
Location:
New Jersey.
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