In Re Unsolicited Letters to Federal Judges

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• explaining litigants may not simply write letters to the court requesting action in a case
• explaining motions are utilized to seek judicial action and the Court does not have “license to serve as de facto counsel for a party” or to “become an advocate for the pro se litigant” in the face of deficient pleadings (citations omitted)
• “[I]f a litigant seeks judicial action of any sort . . . it must be contained within a motion arising from a properly filed lawsuit.”
• “Put another way, if a litigant seeks judicial action of any sort ..., 1t must be contained within a motion arising from a properly filed lawsuit.”
• “Put another way, if a litigant seeks judicial action of any sort. . ., it must be contained within a motion arising from a properly filed lawsuit.”
• “[I]f a litigant seeks judicial action of any sort . . . , it must be contained within a motion arising from a properly filed lawsuit.” (citations omitted)

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