Juan F. Perez v. Julie L. Jones, et al.
Punishment
Can the fact that the defendants' actions resulted in a deprivation of federal constitutional guarantees against cruel and unusual punishment be considered frivolous due to the petitioner's lack of skill and knowledge in the science of jurisprudence?
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