To what extent do courts have an affirmative duty to fully inform pro se litigants of courtroom decisions and rulings issued orally from the court, and if so, the scope and limitations of the information provided?

QUESTION PRESENTED } 1. To what extent do courts have an affirmative | : duty to fully inform pro se litigants of courtroom decisions and rulings issued orally : from the court, and if so, the scope and . limitations of the information provided? | . | ii. STATEMENT OF RELATED CASES e U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Docket No. 21-1308-cv, ROBERT KELLY dr., v. CITY OF MOUNT VERNON, NEW YORK, THE CITY OF MOUNT VERNON URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY, RICHARD THOMAS, individually and in his capacity as former Mayor for the City of Mount Vernon, New York LAWRENCE PORCARI, Individually and in his capacity as former : Corporation Counsel for the City of Mount Vernon, New York, FRANK ACOCELLIA, , Individually and in his capacity acting as an agent for the City of Mount Vernon, New York and THE ACOCELLA LAW GROUP P.C., acting as an agent for the City of Mount Vernon, New York. Defendants. Judgment entered March 10, 2022. e U.S. Court for the Southern District of New York, Docket No. 19-cv-11369, ROBERT KELLY v. the CITY OF MOUNT VERNON New York, and the CITY OF MOUNT VERNON URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY, and RICHARD THOMAS, Individually and in his capacity as former Mayor for the City of Mount _ Vernon, New York and LAWRENCE PORCARI, Individually and in his capacity as former Corporation Counsel for the City of Mount Vernon, New York, FRANK ACOCELLA, Individually and in his capacity acting as an agent for the City of Mount Vernon, New York — ; ; and THE ACOCELLA LAW GROUP P.C., ; acting as an agent for the City of Mount Vernon, New York. Judgment entered May 14, 2021. iil. ;