Hubbard v. United States of America (OPENED IN ERROR - see MC 19-333 LEK-KJM)
| Clifford B. Hubbard |
| United States and United States of America |
| 1:2019cv00483 |
| September 6, 2019 |
| US District Court for the District of Hawaii |
| Civil Rights: Other |
| None |
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| ADVISORY ENTRY. Re: The entry docket number #1 Petition for Post-Conviction Preservation and DNA Testing of Evidence and Related Materials filed by Clifford B. Hubbard ~ Please be advised that the filing party has opened a miscellaneous case regarding the petition, refer to MC 19-00333 LEK-KJM. The Clerk's Office will close this civil case. The filing party is advised to contact the Financial Department for the District of Hawaii to request a refund of the filing fee incurred in the opening of this civil case. (emt, ) |
| Filing 1 Petition for Post-Conviction Preservation and DNA Testing of Evidence and Related Materials First Miscellaneous Case Filing Fee/USA Applications Filing fee $ 47, receipt number 0975-2258368., filed by Clifford B Hubbard. (Attachments: #1 Table of Contents, Table of Authorities, #2 Memorandum Memorandum in Support of Petition, #3 Declaration Declaration of Jennifer Brown, #4 Exhibit List, #5 Certificate of Service Certificate of Service)(Brown, Jennifer) Docket text modified on 9/9/2019 (emt, ). |
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