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3:24-cv-01117 · U.S. District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania
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Outcome reason: District court adopted Magistrate Judge Carlson's R&R in its entirety and dismissed the amended complaint with prejudice.
Research status: Source-backed
Research notes: Final Dec. 16, 2024 order is now verified. The adopted R&R had described the case as legally infirm, without merit, involving frivolous claims and jurisdictional manipulation.
R&R described the pro se case as legally infirm, said the claims were without merit, referred to frivolous claims and transparent attempts at jurisdictional manipulation, and recommended dismissal with prejudice for failure to prosecute. Final adoption was not verified in this pass.
Court source ↗District court adopted Magistrate Judge Carlson's R&R in its entirety and dismissed the amended complaint with prejudice. The adopted R&R had described the case as legally infirm, without merit, involving frivolous claims and jurisdictional manipulation.
Court source ↗Strength labels are research classifications, not judicial declarations that the litigant is vexatious.
Final order adopted an R&R that had characterized the case as legally infirm, without merit, involving frivolous claims and jurisdictional manipulation; amended complaint dismissed with prejudice.
Source ↗Federal Miller case was filed July 8, 2024 and had an R&R recommending dismissal on Aug. 28, six days before the Lackawanna Miller case was filed.
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