Kevin Tripp v. U.S. Federal Government, et al
| Jason Ravnsborg, Attorney General of South Dakota, all in their individual and official capacities, U.S. Federal Government and Matthew W. Thelen, Federal Clerk of Courts |
| Kevin Christopher Tripp |
| 20-1071 |
| January 10, 2020 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit |
| Other |
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| Originating court document filed consisting of letter asking to dismiss federal lawsuit[e] appeal. Letter filed in District Court and transmitted to USCA for information only [4879765] [20-1071] (MMH) [Entered: 02/10/2020 10:50 AM] |
| CLERK ORDER:If the original file of the United States District Court is available for review in electronic format, the court will rely on the electronic version of the record in its review. The appendices required by Eighth Circuit Rule 30A shall not be required. In accordance with Eighth Circuit Local Rule 30A(a)(2), the Clerk of the United States District Court is requested to forward to this Court forthwith any portions of the original record which are not available in an electronic format through PACER, including any documents maintained in paper format or filed under seal, exhibits, administrative records and state court files. These documents should be submitted within 10 days. [4870018] [20-1071] (MMH) [Entered: 01/10/2020 12:38 PM] |
| Originating court document filed consisting of notice of appeal, docket entries, Order 12/17/19, Judgment 12/17/19, and Order granting IFP 1/9/20 [4870009] [20-1071] (MMH) [Entered: 01/10/2020 12:34 PM] |
| Prisoner case docketed. [4870003] [20-1071] (MMH) [Entered: 01/10/2020 12:22 PM] |
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