Jeffrey Taylor v. Delatoore, Deputy Huges, Deputy Unknown Duncan, Sgt. Rogers, Lt. Eriquez, Dr.

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• holding that § 1915(b) does not violate a prisoner’s rights to access the courts and ; to equal protection
• finding that 28 U.S.C. § 1915(b)(4) acts as a “safety-valve” preventing 7 dismissal of a prisoner’s IFP case based solely on a “failure to pay”
• stating that “all prisoners who file IFP civil actions must pay the full amount 11 of the filing fee”
• holding indigent prisoners are not a protected class for purposes of stating an equal protection claim
• finding that prisoners, unlike non-prisoner litigants, are in state custody “and accordingly 6 have the ‘essentials of life’ provided by the government.”
• explaining that it was “uncontested that [the plaintiff] lacked the means” to make that payment

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