Noll v. Peterson et al

Filing 27

ORDER FINDING CLIFFORD L. NOLL A VEXATIOUS LITIGANT AND IMPOSING PRE-FILING RESTRICTIONS granting 10 Motion to Deem Clifford L. Noll a Vexatious Litigant and for Entry of Pre-Filing Order. Plaintiff, Clifford L. Noll, is PROHIBITED from filing any civil pleadings in this Court challenging the assessment or collection of federal income taxes (either filed against the United States or against federal officers) unless and until those pleadings have been reviewed by a District Judge or Magistrate Judge for possible legal merit pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 11 prior to being electronically filed and served, and that the United States, or individual defendants sued in their official or individual capacities, must only respond to s uch pleadings when ordered to by this Court.Signed by Senior Judge Wm. Fremming Nielsen. (caused to be mailed to non Registered Participants at the addresses listed on the Notice of Electronic Filing (NEF) by (cjs) (Additional attachment(s) added on 9/17/2015: # 1 Appendix 1, 92-cv-282, # 2 Appendix 2, 93-cv-100, # 3 Appendix 3, 94-cv-521, # 4 Appendix 4, 96-cv-280 part 1 of 3, # 5 Appendix 4, 96-cv-280-1 part 2 of 3, # 6 Appendix 4, 96-cv-280 part 3 of 3, # 7 Appendix 5, 97-c v-145 part 1 of 3, # 8 Appendix 5, 97-cv-145 part 2 of 3, # 9 Appendix 5, 97-cv-145 part 3 of 3, # 10 Appendix 6, 99-cv-590, # 11 Appendix 7, 01-cv-2, # 12 Appendix 8, 02-cv-87, # 13 Appendix 9, 02-cv-484, # 14 Appendix 10, 03-cv-34, # 15 Appendix 11, 12-cv-138) (cjs). Modified on 9/17/2015 to reflect electronic notice and mailing regenerated for attached Appendices (cjs).

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Appendix 2 Noll v. United States, 3:93-CV-100-HLR (D. Idaho) .... ,·:; ·, ('- ·. By Sunny Trumbull on Jul 23, 2015 3:58 pm UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF IDA~O : "' u . ~. CLIFFORD L. NOLL and SUSAN J. NOLL FILED rHc: r·RI :-'.... z l~,iJ ! i,o.:.i pr=t f" l!t.J. · v <"\ t ! R ' rqq3 MAR 2b A husband and wife, · Plaintiff, ~ T tS 1 DfSTfOCT OF iDAHO GlV 9 3 .- 010 OC}'~E~~~- BURKE vs. CIVIL NO. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, COMPLAINT United States Dept. of the Treasury Defendant, COMES NOW the plaintiff, Clifford L. Noll and Susan J. Nol l , who's address is 715 N. 13th St., Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, 83814, f i ling this action pro se. This court has jurisdiction und er Title 5 usc, sect. 552a(g)(1)(C) and /or Title 5 sect. 702. THE COMPLAINT: THE PLAINTIFF . DOES STATE, that they have never been employed by any agency or instrumentality which the defendant has jurisdiction over within the years in question; that the defendant used threats of fines and imprisionment under the pretense of lawful authority to coerce the plaintiff into filling out agency forms and signing them. The defendant then disagreed with the coerced records and set about to create records so they would have a base to assess a tax of approximately two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000.00). When the plaintiff pointed out that the tax assessed for certain years was in excess of the total income for that year, the defendant ' s agent claimed that his job was to assess and collect a tax; that the amount was not in proportion to actual income was irrelevant to the agent. The defendant then assessed a levy and lien upon the plaintiff's 01 ), ./ • .. . •. (- - property. The tax liens were recorded as public information in the counties where the plaintiff owns property. These public records have been used to deny credit to the plaintiff by both public and private sources. The defendant went to the plaintiff's real estate renters and threatened to attatch their wages or sources of income if they did not pay the defendant money due to the plaintiff for rent. In some cases the pretense of authority and threats issued by the defendant caused the rent money to be sent to the defendant. In other instances the renter vacated the property because of the threats made by the defendant. Renting the property was then restricted because of public fear of the defendant's perceived power. Immediately upon the plaintiff's awareness of the defendant's lack of jurisdiction, the plaintiff retracted their signatures on all documents which pertain to the defendant in any way. Since that time the plaintiff has sought a civil remedy to gain relief from this situation. Receiving relief through the court has been impeded because of lack of understanding the necessary legal rules by the plaintiff, lack of court filing fees, conflicting legal advice from lawyers, accountants, and other "professionals"(?). The defendant has also hindered the process using pretense of authority, half truths, information taken out of context, and other erroneous, irrelevent, or distorted data used to confuse the issue and delay relief. At the time of the assessment the plaintiff was actively involved in taking advantage of a lucrative situation in the real estate market which provided a monthly cash flow and a phenominal investment for profit. The $200,000.00 tax lien and continued threat of intervention by the defendant, in effect, destroyed the plaintiff's ability to aquire massive amounts of real estate, positive monthly cash flow, and phenominal profits that were available to the plaintiff over the period of time that the liens have existed. The refusal or failure by the defendant to produce proof of jurisdiction and other records continues to create financial havoc for the plaintiff and thus far has cost the plaintiff in excess of Five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) in actual damage through the distruction of credit and 02 reputation, etc. The actions of the defendant were instrumental in the interuption of the plaintiffs cash flow which was being used to service debt and ultimately caused the loss of real estate by U.S. marshal sale. The interuption of cash flow by the defendant was instrumental in the distruction of the plaintiffs good payment/credit record to other creditors. The actions of the defendant were also instrumental in causing some of the plaintiffs property to be sold below fair market because of the fear potential buyers have about the unbridled reputation of the agency. The actions of the defendant have caused and continues to cause irreparable injury to the plaintiff. Time is of the essence. The actions of the defendant have caused a situation that is spreading like a cancer out of control which has destroyed the plaintiff's business reputation and is now affecting the plaintiff's marriage and family relationships. The plaintiff has sought records under the Freedom of Information Act which the defendant must maintain that would demonstrate their jurisdiction. Without jurisdiction all of the actions of the defendant are unlawful and therefore the government would not ultimately prevail on its merits thereby allowing the plaintiff to lawfully seek injunctive relief. The defendant continues to refuse to produce proof of jurisdictional authority and employment records which are relevent to the plaintiff. The action of the agency will continue to cause the plaintiff to suffer irreparable injury without injunctive relief. The plaintiff respectfully asks that in the event that a hearing is necessary that the earliest court date possible be scheduled and the location of said hearing to be held in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. THE RELIEF: (A) for this court to enjoin the defendant to bring forth the documentation which the agent(s) used to determine that the agency has jurisdiction over the plaintiff. It is a principle of law that, once challenged, the person asserting jurisdiction must prove that jurisdiction to exist as a matter of law. See GRIFFIN v. MATTHEWS 310 F. Supp. 341, 423 F. 2nd 272. McNUTT v. G.M. 56 S. Ct 780, 80 L.Ed. 1135 03 BASSO v. U.P.L. 495 F. 2nd 906 THOMPSON v. GASKIEL 62 S. Ct. 673, 83 L. Ed. 111 The jurisdiction of the defendant over the plaintiff has been challenged and the defendant has failed to respond to the challenge and has notified the plaintiff that relief must be sought through the U.S. District Court. See exhibit (B) to enjoin the defendant to produce the records upon which they assessed a levy and tax lien upon the plaintiff for the ''Collection of Income Tax at the Source ", IRC Chapter 24, section 3401. To produce records which shows that the plaintiff was an "employee" under IRC Chapter 24, section 3401(c), the date employment began, the date employment ended, the agency or instrumentality (employer), and the total amount of wages not exempted under 3401(a) of this chapter that the agents used to determine that the tax assessed for each year was the correct amount. See Title 5 Sect. 552a(g)(1 )(C). NOTE: The definitions for IRC Chapter 24, sect. 3401 specifically state (a) the term "wages" means "all renumeration (other than fees paid to a public official) for services performed by an employee for his employer ..•.. " (c) "employee" - includes an officer, employee, or elected official of the United States, a State, or any political subdivision thereof, or the District of Columbia, or any agency or instrumentality of any one or more of the foregoing. The term "employee" also includes an officer of a corporation. (C) for this court to determine that the agency acted in a manner that was intentional or willful and that the United States be liabile to the plaintiff in an amount equal to the sum of(A) actual damages sustained by the plaintiff as a result of 04 the refusal or failure, but in no case shall a person entitled to recovery receive less than the sum of $1 ,000; and (B) the costs of the action together with reasonable attorney fees as determined by the court. See Title 5 USC sect. 552a(g)(4). Dated this c~-- I /k day of~ ' 1993 ~/Me ~Noll Individual Acknowledgement West One Bank, Idaho, N .A. 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G.!\:.>I~ D~J_, , I do herelJ y c'3rti fy "t i:1a t on the Internal T'~.'3 V(::::,·ln'J c ertif:L ·3 d m:t il 'VT:Lt !1 F . 2d 90G ~9 5 /"' ') r; #:., I c• tJ • ' C...I Jc . ui hav < ~ ;:; erv:Lc~; ., ,_-::~ l:m:- :>1 ,.. •• '') _.) 1 s~~.: ~::(·} (~. ;:til P.r-~c ·:~ :L pi: ! r~ .... T (., .) . .J J r~c-: ! .. ... . 111 i:ru c:! copy of this documont 0. •/•::>-::: i l s i)i s trict Dire ctor by •:':J·.Juer-..t:20. . ;;aid :Jcrv ice at Coeur cl'Aleae, :Lr'l. • il3il 1 •1. 1 I Date • I I I S i ? n a~ : I 07 I I e:ffeci.:~-~· ~!. . '• \ I I ! NOTICE OF REVOCATION OF PO'\'lER ! l I Th~ undersigned, Clifford L. Noll and Susan J. Noll, hereby revoke the power of our signatures upon all documents submitted ! ! to the Internal Revenue date signed lc-- -.;-~ ~ t'""·-- ,, L . ';.;; ·(/ lc_...L- I /) ~) 1911 date~£)171 I By Power of Attorney State of Idaho County of Kootenai I On this 10th day of July, 1991, beftre me, the undersigned, a Notary Public for the State of Id~ho, personally appeared Clifford L. Noll and Susan J. Noll fby Power of Attorney), known or identified to me to be the persof \vhose name is subscribed _ to the foregoing instrument and he ~as executed the same. I I IN \HTNESS WIEREOF, I have hereunto I set my hand and seal the I day and year in this certificate fi~st about written. i .. ., d, ~ .] I:\ ; ·~· '. 08 r ~-- I 1 i I App c ~ al Ri~hts 1 i You may file an appeal with tl 1e Com~issioner of Internal Revenue within 35 days after (1) the el ate o f a determination to withhold ~ records or, {2) if some reco r~s are released at a later date, the date the last records wer e r ele ased The appeal must be in writing, signed by you, and c n n tain / th.e following information. vour name ~ nd ad~ress · description of tir e requested records date of th (! requyst date of th e l e ttl' r denying the request Mail your appeal to: Fr eedom of Infor . ~ation Appeal Commission e r of i~ternal Revenue Ben Frankl i n Stal1on Post Offi ce Box ~29 Washington, D.C. ! 20044 I I • • ! I • Jud1 c 1al Rev1ew ! -. ·. If your request for records i s deni ~ d on appeal, or if you receive no response within th e lega~ly permitted period, you may petition the u.s. District Cou rt in l the district in which you live, or where your principal place l of business is located, or where the records are situate0 , or in the District Court for the District of Columbia. l Your petition will be treated according to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure which apply tC> actibns against any agency of the United States. Service of p ro cess ppon the Internal Revenue Service should be directed t o : ! i Commission e r of ~ nternal Revenue Attention: CC:G~S 1111 Const i tutioh Avenue, N.W. Washington , D.C. , 20224 In such a court case,. the bur d en is / on the Internal Revenu e Service to justify withholdin g the r equested records. The court may assess against the United Statef reasonable attorney fees and other litigation costs incurr e d by / he person who t~kes the case t to court and substantially pr e vails. See Internal Revenue Service Regulations 26 CFR 60 1. . 702 ~ or further details. I I I 09 ( i ·· ! ., I -- DEPARTMENT OF THE /TREASURY INTERNAL R E VENUE !S ERVICE WASHING T ON, 2022.4 o.cJ OFFICE OF CHIEF COUNSEL I cq::o:7155-92 BlfT:Johnson . Mr . . Clifford L. Noll 715 N. 13th st. Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 I Dear Mr. Noll: 1 i : This is in response to your letter, dated November 29, 1991, ,_ in v:hich ~lOU ZOJ..!ght an a·dministrati'tl~ app9al tlnder the Freedom of ·,_( Information Act (FOIA) concerning yol;tr October 22, 1991, request to the IRS in Boise, ID and San Francisco, CA. i I The FOIA does not require agencies to respond to interrogatories. _It also does not require agencies to conduct research to determine which resoluti6n, decision, or statute you are seeking. Neither does the Act require an agency to respond to statements which appear to be mor~ appropriately addressed in a judicial proceeding. I ! One of the FOIA's requirements is that requesters sufficiently identify the records so~icited in order to locate them. To the extent you are seeking_lrecords which establish the authority of the Internal Revenue Service to assess, enforce, and collect taxes, please be advised of the following. The Sixteenth Amendment to the Constitution authorized Congress to impose an income tax. Congress did so in the tnternal Revenue Code, which may be found at Title 26 of the Unit~d States Code. The IRS administers the Internal Revenue Code. The Code contains information that may be responsive tt your request. While the Code is available at many bookstores and public libraries throughout the country, it is also available to you upon written request to the district disclosure office that satisfies the procedural requirements set forth in l 26 C.F.R. §601.702. The cost for duplicating the entire Code Jis approximately $500. If you are not interested in obtaining the entire Code, you may submit a request that identifies the ! specific sections, by number, that you desire. Or you may ! submit a written request that seeks to inspect . the Code at your local district office. After inspecting the Code, you may i~entify the sections you wish copied and, upon remittance of the appropriate copying fees, if any, receive them. Alternatively, copies of the Internal Revenue Code may be purchased in bookstores or read in public libraries. I 10 ,r-. I i Finally, income tax filing requikements are supported by statute, and implementing regulations!, which may be challenged through the judicial system, but not ~he FOIA. There has been no . denial of agency records to consider n appeal. Accordingly, we are .closing our file in this matt~r: I l b ol SJ.ncere 1 y, ~/~ R. RYAN Special Assistant ( Di sclos1,1re ·Litigati on) l GE~LD I • I I I ! 11 ·-:.: I .• Qepartment ,;-~he Treasury lnte'fn~l Revenue Servicr Director Internal Revenue Service Center 80~-629-1754 i Southwest Region NOT TOLL FREE ~- 0 Box 9941, Ogden, Utah 84409 ~1 I~> I 7 o00 De f ember 20, 1991 Clifford L. Noll 715 N. 13th St. Coeur d'Alene, ID I Yo~r request dated: No~ember 4, 1991 Co · trol number: 1 \v·9 · 3121 Pe.son to contact: Ja r Hammer cohtact telephone number: so t -629-1754 8 3 8 .l .J Dear Mr. Noll: / ·· We are sorry, but we must ask (or ad6itional time to locate and consider releasing the Interna l Reve~ue Service records to which you have requested access. W will ~ ake every effort to respond e within 60 days from the date o f thi~ letter. . If you agree to this extension of t J me, no reply to this letter is necessary. You will still have dh~ right to file an appeal if we subsequently deny your requ e st. / We hope you will agree to a vol unta~/i y extension of time. If yo u do not agree, you have the right to Consider this letter as a denial and, if you wish, immediatel~ file an appeal. The information on the enclosure explairls your appeal rights. If you have any questions or need informatlon about the status of your request, please contact the pers on ~hose name and telephone number are shown above. 1 1 ! I [ Thank you for your cooperation. Sl.ncerely, , . II..~:.'-J · /'f";{ -J?Vf'JtA.. \ __. /' . I/ '-·::r J J~~l Hammer D ~ sclosure Offi ce r I I Enclosure I I I 12 I ) " -·,- .'r ~ . .. , ... • r- . I f l F--.. /~ .. ---~~---~--~--------------0:.------------+---L----=~~:-.. .:.~=~RDING - - I Li~n Recorded . INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE FEDERAL TAX LIEN FACSIMILE DOCUMENT . . .- Repording Number DATA 07/24/89 338226 I -------------------- 02:39aJ I I L NOTICE of FEDERAL TAX LIEN ---------------------------------- ----~-----------------------------· ------+--- ~ District: Boise, ID I I~ Serial Number: 828902485 --------------------::::-::::-:::-::::-~::::r::-::::::::::-::::---------------Internal Revenue Regula't!ion 301.6323 (f) -1. . I --------------------------------------------L---------------------------------1 Name of Taxpayer : -CLIFFORD L NOLL . I --------------------------------------------r---------------------------------Residence : I PO BOX 198 PINEHURST, ID I 83850 I ----~---------------------------------------~---------------------------------- -With respect to each assessment below, unlbss notice of lien ·. is ref iled by the date in column (e) , this hot ice shall constitute the ~ertificate of release of lien as defihed in IRC 6325(a). 1 1 1 1 -~-----+----------+-------------+-----------~+-----------------+--------------- -;~;;-- -+ --p;;i~d--+ --i~-;~;;--+ --~;;;;;;d-r+,-;;!ii;-~;;dll~;-+ -~~~;id-~;1;~;; (a) . (b) 0 1040 12/31/76 . 1040: 12/31/77 104o· 12/31/78 ' 1040 . 12/31/79 1o4o' 12/31/80 :1040 12/31/81 1040: 12/31/82 1040 12/31/83 1040 12/31/84 (c) 203-36-9997 203-36-9997 203-36-9997 203-36-9997 203-36-9997 203-36-9997 203-36-9997 203-36-9997 203-36-9997 ! 11/10/88 11/10/88 11/10/88 11/10/88 11/10/88 11/10/88 11/10/88 11/10/88 11/10/88 (e) i (d) 12/10/94 12/10/94 12/10/94 12/10/94 12/10/94 12/10/94 12/10/94 12/10/94 12/10/94 ! 1 ! 1 I l l i i (f) 18002.06 8974.83 16764.91 24417.59 s1o2. 41 11588.14 11256.06 10833.68 18977.12 i I I I I I -------------------------------------------- r --------------------~------------- Filed at: COUNTY RECORDER I ------------~;~~;~;~--=~--~=~~: _____________l______ ~ _____ ::~:~---~----~:~:~~~:: This notice was prepared and executed at Boike, ID I on this, the 17th day of July, 1989. ! --------~-----------------------------------r---------------------------------- 1 Authorizing Official: BETTY YOUNG (208)334-1331 Title: I Revenue Officer . --------------------------------------------~---------------------------------1 I ' 13 ' .·· ,~· / ,.'· - r · I . - 0 COUl I RECORDING DATA ----------------------------------------+--T Recorded ----------------------------------INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Lfen 07/24/89 - 02:39am r FA~SIMILE FEDERAL TAX LIEN ~OTICE DOCUMENT RTcording Number 338227 I of FEDERAL TAX LIEN / ----------------------------------------+--T Serial Number: 828902487 ----------------------------------District: Boise, ID I I~S ----------------------------~-------------- r ----------------------------------This Lien Has Been Filed in Accordance with Internal Revenue Regulation 301.6323(f)-1. I ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name o.f Taxpayer SUSAN V NOLL -------------------------------------------~----------------------------------- Residence : PO BOX 198 PINEHURST, ID J ! 83850 ~ -------------------------------------------~----------------------------------- With respect to each assessment below, unless notice of lien is refiled by the date in column{e), this i notice shall constitute the:' certificate of release of lien as def~ned in IRC 6325 (a). 1 -------+----------+-------------+----------~-+-----------------+--------------- Form · (a) I Period · · (b) I I I I ID Number Assessed /! Refile Deadline Unpaid Balance {c) {d) . (e) (f) -------+----------+-------------+----------r-+-----------------+~-------------1040 12/31/76 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 ! 12/10/94 13295.36 1040 12/31/77 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 1 12/10/94 4307.63 1040 12/31{78 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 12/10/94 11514.12 1040 12/31/79 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 12/10/94 17915.77 1040 12/31/80 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 12/10/94 1513.75 .1040 12/31/81 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 12/10/94 2427.13 1040 12/31/82 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 12/10/94 2722.81 1040 12/31/(3 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 12/10/94 2740.44 1040 12/31/84 160-42-8660* 11/10/88 12/10/94 5144.80 -----~-------------------------------------r----------------------------------COUNTY RECORDER ! Filed at: SHOSHONE Total $ 61581. 8 J Wallace, ID 83873 ;hi;-~~ti~;-~;;-~;;~;;;d-;~d-;;;~~t;d-;t-~~~;;~-~~---~-----------------------~on .this, the 17th day of July, 1989. 1 J 1 -------------------------------------------~ ----------------------------------· Authorizing Official: Tttle: . ------~:~-:~::_~:~~~~~~=~~~~ ___________j________:::::~:-~~~~~::_________~__j 14 ( "'-' UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF IDAHO CLIFFORD L. NOLL and SUSAN J. NOLL husband and wife, ) . : .. plaintiff, vs. CIVIL NO. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, -------- ORDER United States Dept. of the Treasury defendant, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, in the above captioned action, that the Internal Revenue Service must produce records to this court for judicial review, within 30 days, which; (a) prove that they have jurisdiction over the plaintiff, stating specifically the Title, Chapter, section, and relevent statutes. (b) produce records which they used to know that the plaintiff was an "employee" under IRC Chapter 24, sect. 3401, including the date employment began, the date employment ended, the agency or instrumentality (employer) under their jurisdiction, and the total amount of wages not exempted under 3401 (a) of this chapter for the years 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, and 1988. (c) produce records which shows the exact amounts of money collected by the agency, for each of the years aforesaid, from the plaintiff to show the accuracy, relevence, timeliness, and completeness as is necessary to assure fairness. Dated this day of - - - - - - - ' 1993 U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE 15 ,.,__ . ..,- :r, r- - -..-:-..:- _ -:._ ... _ 0 0 U.S. DISfRICT COURT By Sunny Trumbull on Jul 23, 2015 3:59 pm DISTRICT OF IDAH9, Filed at ~CLJt.7 M IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OCT~~ 1994 FOR THE DISTRICT OF IDAHO CLIFFORD L. NOLL, et ux., CLERK, U.S. DISTRICT COURT By !J:: Deputy d ) ) Plaintiffs, ) · CIVIL NO. 93-0100-N-HLR ) v. .. ) ) INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, United ) states Department of the Treasury, ) ) Defendant. ) ------~--~~----------~~--~-> ORDER ADOPTING REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION AND AND DISMISSING ACTION On September 14, 1994, United Stat. s Magistrate Judge Larry e M. Boyle filed a Report and Recommendation in the above-entitled proceeding and recommended: (1) . that plaintiffs' motion to . ' proceed be denied; and (2) -. that 'the United states' Motion to Dismiss Plaintiffs' Complaint · be . ,gran~ed. . ~· Pursuant to 28 u.s.c. 636(b) (1), the parties had ten days § in which to file written: objections to the magistrate's recommendation. -T.o date·, no objection has been filed. This court may, therefore, accept, reject 'or modify, in whole or in part, the findings and recommendations made by the magistrate. § 28 u.s.c. 636(b) (1). Having fully reviewed the record herein, and finding the · magistrate judge's;- recommenda.tions' to be· sound, the court shall -~ ' .., .~. :->.:-· hereby incorporate by reference the Report and Recommendation filed on Septenwer 1:4 , 1994, accept such in its entirety~ and ..,; . r,• • ·w' ~ '- ·- adopt as its own the findings made- by Magistrate Judge Boyle. 16 ORDER ADOPTING REPORT & RECOMMENDATION, p.l - tyO ~ ' ~J· ~ -~~:·v ,/\·~·;,_ .._) 0 Based upon the foregoing and the court being fully advised in the premises, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Report and Recommendation filed September ·1 4, 1Q94, should be 1 and . is hereby, incorporated by reference and ADOPTED in its entirety •. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the United States' Motion to Dismiss Plaintiffs' Complaint should be, and is hereby, GRANTED. DATED this /2~ da~ of October, 1994. r .. 17 ORDER ADOPTING REPORT &· RECOMMENDATION 1 · . 2 p

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