District Court, S.D. Georgia September 3, 2003, 203CV130 (Johnson v. Barnes)

AMENDED ORDER

EDENFIELD, District Judge.

Some

pro se

litigators get it in their mind that, if they lose a case in state court, they can simply run down to the nearest federal court and “undo” the result, evidently believing that federal district courts have some sort of appellate power to overrule state courts.

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That’s essentially what plaintiff Harold A. Johnson did in

Johnson v. Lomas Mtg.