Curtis Hunter v. Lieutenant Morris, et al.
Where defendant only administers tests, X-Ray, MRI which revealed the only solution is a Total Knee Replacement, and failed to perform the surgery, then released petitioner in need of a TKR, who continues suffering, whether failure to perform the procedure violates the Eighth Amendment.
Whether the Court erred in modifying the schedule extension from its previous deadline of July 13, 2021 to October 3, 2021 violates Rule 6(b)(4) and 1.8.7.1(b) renders Defendant's October 17, 2021 request for extension and Summary Judgment null and void.
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Whether the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals improperly denied habeas corpus relief by failing to consider procedural due process violations