Dennis Lee Maxberry v. Securities and Exchange Commission

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• finding “history of unsubstantial and vexatious litigation” to be “an abuse of the permission granted to [plaintiff] to proceed as a pauper in good faith under [the IFP statute]”
• Appellant’s “history of unsubstantial and vexatious litigation is an abuse of the permission granted to him to proceed as a pauper in good faith under 28 U.S.C. § 1915(d).”

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