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· 8/2/2017

In Re the Marriage of Valerie E. Hute F/K/A Valerie E. Baker and Joseph M. Baker Upon the Petition of Valerie E. Hute F/K/A Valerie E. Baker, and Concerning Joseph M. Baker

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  • holding that a “routine[]” practice consistent with existing precedent provided an “arguable basis” for an “assertion of jurisdiction” (cleaned up)
  • holding that a dismissal 1 were prolix; suit ultimately dismissed after plaintiff failed to cure any defect upon 2 amendment
  • holding that a dismissal 27 without prejudice by a magistrate judge, issued before the defendant filed a consent to 1 amendment
  • holding that a dismissal 1 were prolix; suit ultimately dismissed after plaintiff failed to cure any defect upon 2 amendment
  • holding that a dismissal without prejudice by a magistrate judge, issued before the defendant filed a consent to 27 magistrate jurisdiction, is still a strike under the PLRA.
  • holding that a dismissal without prejudice by a magistrate judge, issued before the defendant filed a consent to 27 magistrate jurisdiction, is still a strike under the PLRA.

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