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Court Denies Appointment of Counsel in Medical Case
In deciding a motion to appoint counsel, the court first should determine
whether the plaintiff is indigent, then whether the indigent's position
"seems likely to be of substance." Then the court
has discretion to consider the following factors: (1) the indigent's
ability to investigate the crucial facts; (2) whether conflicting ...
whether the plaintiff is indigent, then whether the indigent's position
"seems likely to be of substance." Then the court
has discretion to consider the following factors: (1) the indigent's
ability to investigate the crucial facts; (2) whether conflicting ...
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