Commodity Futures Trading Commission v. Bolze et al
| Commodity Futures Trading Commission |
| Dennis R Bolze, Centurion Asset Management Inc and Advanced Trading Services Inc |
| 3:2009cv00088 |
| March 3, 2009 |
| US District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee |
| Securities/Commodities Office |
| Sevier |
| C Clifford Shirley |
| Thomas A Varlan |
| None |
| U.S. Government Plaintiff |
| 7:6(b) Federal Commodity Exchange Regulation |
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MEMORANDUM re 56 ; Before the Court is pro se Defendant Dennis R. Bolzes motion for reconsideration (Court File No. 56). Bolze seeks reconsideration of the Courts decision in his prior civil case, which he contends affected his cri minal case. Plaintiff Commodity Futures Trading Commission (Commission or CFTC) filed a response in opposition to Bolzes motion (Court File No. 57). After considering the parties arguments and the relevant law, the Court will DENY Bolzes motion for reconsideration (Court File 56). An Order shall enter. Signed by District Judge Curtis L Collier on 3/29/13. (CNM, ) Copy of Memorandum mailed to Dennis R Bolze.
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ORDER granting 2 Ex Parte Motion to Temporarily Seal Entire File. Signed by District Judge Thomas A Varlan on 3/3/2009. (KMK)
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