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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceer of civil lawsuits commenced annually in the federal courts has quadrupled since 1960.. More than 37,000 lawsuits for civil rights violations alone were filed in 1994 by the country’s prison inmates.. Estimates put the total number of cases filed each year in all the nation’s courts at up to 30 mi

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