· 1/11/1995
United States v. Axelrod
Citations
- 48 F.3d 72
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- affirming dismissal of pro se case for want of prosecution where the plaintiff failed to comply with court’s “readily comprehended” deficiency order
- affirming dismissal of pro se case for want of prosecution where plaintiff failed to comply with the court’s “readily comprehended” order
- affirming dismissal of pro se action for lack of prosecution where plaintiff failed to comply with a “readily comprehended” court deficiency order
- affirming dismissal of case for lack of prosecution where pro se litigant failed to comply with “readily comprehended” order
- affirming dismissal of case for lack of prosecution where pro se litigant failed to comply with “readily comprehended” order
- affirming dismissal of case for lack of prosecution where pro se litigant failed to comply with “readily comprehended” order
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Judges: Feinberg, Graafeiland, Walker
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