Holston Banks, III v. John H. Spence
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Did the district court commit judicial error by dismissing a complaint based on legal framing when the factual allegations supported an Eighth Amendment claim?
QUESTION PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1. Did The United States District Court Northern District Judge James Wesley Hendrix Cause A Judicial Error By Acknowledging Banks Alleged Enough Facts To State An Eighth Amendment Claim Based on Factual Allegations, But Then Concluded That Because The Complaint Framed The Fourteenth Amendment Claim Instead Of The Eighth Amendment, The Complaint Was Deficient When Federal Pleading Rules Do Not Require Formally Correct Legal Framing Of Claims, When [I] Was To Only Inform [Spence] Of The Factual Basis For [My] Complaint And Nothing Else?