Q: Filed a 1983 civil rights claim in Mississippi while incarcerated and need help with what I have to do with judges order
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When you receive a judge's order regarding your 1983 civil rights claim, the first step is to read the order carefully and understand what is being asked of you. Pay attention to any deadlines or specific actions you must take, as missing these could negatively impact your case.
If the order is unclear or you are unsure about the next steps, consider contacting the court clerk for clarification. They can help explain the procedural requirements and what documents you may need to file. If you have access to legal resources in your facility, such as a law library or legal aid services, use them to research and understand your obligations.
It's also important to keep copies of all your communications and filings. Document every step you take in response to the judge's order. This will help you stay organized and ensure that you meet all the necessary requirements to move your case forward.
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