Kyle v. Federal Bureau of Prisons et al

Filing 6

Order on ifp request: Partial filing fee of assessed. Initial partial filing fee of $ 1.67 assessed. Initial partial filing fee due by 3/20/2009. Signed by Magistrate Judge Stephen L Crocker on 3/3/09. (vob),(ps)

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT F O R THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN RODNEY KYLE, P e t i t io n e r , v. 0 9 -c v -9 0 -s lc F .B .O .P ., C. HOLINKA (Warden), M R . NALLEY (Regional Director) and H. LAPPIN (F.B.O.P. Director), R e s po n d e n ts . ORD ER In an order entered in this case on February 22, 2009, I told petitioner that before I could consider his request to proceed in forma pauperis he would have to submit a trust fund account statement covering the six-month period preceding the filing of his complaint so that I could assess an initial partial payment of the $350 fee for filing this case. Petitioner has submitted the requested statement. From the statement, I have calculated petitioner's initial partial payment to be $1.67. He must pay the remainder of the fee in monthly installments even if his request for leave to proceed is denied. Petitioner should show a copy of this order to prison officials to insure that they are aware they should send his initial partial payment to this court. ORDER IT IS ORDERED that petitioner is assessed $1.67 as an initial partial payment of the $350 fee for filing this case. He is to submit a check or money order made payable to the clerk of court in the amount of $1.67 on or before March 20, 2009. If, by March 20, 2009, petitioner fails to make the initial partial payment or show cause for his failure to do so, he will be held to have withdrawn this action voluntarily. In that event, the clerk of court is directed to close this file without prejudice to petitioner's filing his case at a later date. Entered this 3rd day of March, 2009. BY THE COURT: /s/ STEPHEN L. CROCKER Magistrate Judge 2

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