Michael Dutcher v. Centurion of Missouri, LLC, et al
| Michael Dutcher |
| Centurion of Missouri, LLC, Philip Tippen, Rebecca Fox, Donald L. James, Farrah Vernon, Heather Cofer, Lacey Dwyer and Missouri Department of Corrections |
| 26-2457 |
| July 22, 2026 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit |
| Prisoner - Civil Rights |
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| Prisoner case docketed. [5663592] [26-2457] (CJO) [Entered: 07/22/2026 09:12 AM] |
| Originating court document filed consisting of notice of appeal, docket entries, Order of Partial Dismissal 07/16/2026, and Order 07/172026. [5663602] [26-2457] (CJO) [Entered: 07/22/2026 09:19 AM] |
| CLERK ORDER: The district Court has determined that Appellant has three strikes under 28 U.S.C Section 1915(g). Accordingly, Appellant may not proceed in this appeal without first paying the full appellate docketing fee. Appellant is directed to either 1) pay to the district court the appellate docketing fee of $605, or 2) to file a pleading in this court explaining why Appellant is eligible under 28 U.S.C. Section 1915(g) to proceed without pre-payment of the fee, and to submit a motion for leave to proceed in forma pauperis in this court. If appellant fails to either pay the fee or respond to this order with the required pleading and motion within 30 days of the date of this order, the appeal will be dismissed for failure to prosecute. Compliance is due 08/21/2026. [5663604] [26-2457] (CJO) [Entered: 07/22/2026 09:21 AM] |
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