Se Prisoner Cases.
A defendant must file and serve the following “Notice and Warning to Pro
Se Prisoner,” in a document separate from the motion and from the brief, at the
same time a motion for summary judgment is filed against a prisoner who is
proceeding pro se:
NOTICE AND WARNING TO PRO SE PRISONER
The court requires this Notice and Warning to be given to all pro se
prisoner litigants when an opposing party files a motion for summary
judgment.
Defendant______________ [name defendant, or state “all
defendants”] has/have moved for summary judgment by which [appropriate
pronoun] seeks to have your remaining claims dismissed and judgment
entered against you. A motion for summary judgment under Rule 56 of the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will, if granted, end your case as to the
following claims: ____________ [list claims].
