Cuddy v. Sweeney

We conclude that the judge acted properly in dismissing the plaintiff’s amended complaint.

The record reveals that the plaintiff put before the judge several documents and records (a number attached to the complaint itself as "exhibits”) in an effort to persuade him that the murky and somewhat unintelligible complaint stated a claim or claims. A consideration of the complaint, the exhibits attached to it, and the other documents and records confirms the judge’s conclusion that the complaint was deficient in several material respects. The first count attempts to state a claim for malicious…