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· 1/5/2015

Charles Sultan v. James Fenoglio

Citations

  • 775 F.3d 888
  • 2015 WL 51672
  • 2015 U.S. App. LEXIS 71

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • explaining that a prisoner “intentionally depleting his trust account to avoid paying his filing fee” would constitute grounds for denying IFP status
  • “Our view [regarding a prisoner’s qualification to proceed IFP] would be different if there were evidence that [a prisoner] was intentionally depleting his trust account to avoid paying his filing fee”
  • “Our view [regarding a prisoner’s qualification to proceed IFP] would be different if there were evidence that [a prisoner] was intentionally depleting his trust account to avoid paying his filing fee”
  • “Our view [regarding a prisoner’s qualification to proceed IFP] would be different if there were evidence that [a prisoner] was intentionally depleting his trust account to avoid paying his filing fee”
  • subsequent developments in an inmate’s finances are material to the IFP determination when they No. 19-1925 Page 4 suggest that the prisoner is seeking to avoid assessment of a greater filing fee
  • subsequent developments in an inmate’s finances are material to the IFP determination when they No. 19-1925 Page 4 suggest that the prisoner is seeking to avoid assessment of a greater filing fee

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Judges: Wood, Flaum, Rovner

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