Albert Earle Smith-Bey v. Clair A. Cripe, General Counsel, Bureau of Prisons

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• dismissal of pro se defendant’s complaint for failure to prosecute not warranted where “it is probable that service could yet be obtained”
• dismissal of plaintiff's complaint for failure to prosecute not warranted where \it is probable that service could yet be obtained\
• “A lengthy period of inactivity may also be enough to justify dismissal under Rule 41(b).”
• dismissal of pro se defendant’s complaint for failure to prosecute not warranted where “it is probable that service could yet be obtained”
• “A lengthy period of inactivity may also be enough to justify dismissal under Rule 41(b).”
• “A lengthy period of inactivity may also be enough to justify dismissal [for failure to prosecute].”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).