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· 3/29/2024

Ravenell v. Mayorkas

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  • holding that 1915(g) merely announced a new procedural rule and that this court may therefore count prisoner suits dismissed prior to the statute's enactment as strikes
  • holding that “petitions for a writ of mandamus are included within the meaning of the term ‘civil action’ as used in § 1915”
  • holding that \petitions for a writ of mandamus are included within the meaning of the term 'civil action'\ for purposes of the PLRA
  • concluding that “petitions for a writ of mandamus are included within the meaning of the term ‘civil action’ as used in § 1915”
  • concluding that petitions for writs of mandamus are “civil actions” as defined by § 1915
  • holding that section 1915(g) does not run afoul of Landgraf because it is a “procedural rule”

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Judges: Judge John D. Bates

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