Simplex Appliance Co. v. Star Can Opener Co.

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• noting that, under the PLRA, “release does not eliminate an obligation that could and should have been met from the trust account while imprisonment continued.”
• in forma pauperis litigants remain liable for the filing fee; “all [28 U.S.C.] § 1915(a) does for any litigant is excuse the pre-payment of fees”
• in forma pauperis litigants remain liable for the filing fee; “all [28 U.S.C.] § 1915(a) does for any litigant is excuse the pre-payment of fees”
• Every in forma pauperis litigant is liable for the filing fee; \all § 1915(a) does for any litigant is excuse the pre-payment of fees\
• in forma pauperis litigants remain liable for the filing fee; \all [28 U.S.C.] § 1915(a) does for any litigant is excuse the pre-payment of fees\
• “Section 1915(b)(1) says that prisoners are liable for the full fees, but so is every other person who proceeds in forma pauperis; all § 1915(a

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