In re FreeQuincy Bethea Bey
| FreeQuincy Bethea Bey |
| 0:2021mc00005 |
| January 22, 2021 |
| US District Court for the District of Minnesota |
| John R Tunheim |
| Invalid |
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| Filing 3 TEXT-ONLY NOTICE: Case has been determined to not be a proper miscellaneous case filing. (kt) |
| Filing 2 TEXT ONLY ENTRY: CLERK'S NOTICE OF INITIAL CASE ASSIGNMENT. Case assigned to Judge John R. Tunheim per Miscellaneous list. Please use case number 21-mc-5 JRT. (kt) |
| Filing 1 AFFIDAVIT filed by FreeQuincy Bethea Bey (filing fee $49, receipt number AMNDC-000058). Case assigned to Chief Judge John R. Tunheim per Miscellaneous list. (kt) Document QC'd by JME on 2/1/2021 (JME). |
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