Frazier v. Potter
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Opinion
FILED
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 1 4 2 FoR THE DISTRICT oF coLUMB1A Cc:en<, U_S Dism_ t 012 °vrrs for fha oisrcnc& Ba"k'”"‘° t°f Coinmg;yé, LARRY FRAZIER, JR., Plaintiff,
v. Misc. Action No. lO-555
JOHN E. POTTER,
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Defendant.
MEMORANDUM OPINION
The Court has denied plaintiffs motion to use a post office box as his mailing address, and to date he has filed no other document to state a basis for his request. Accordingly, the
Court will deny the pending motions and dismiss the complaint without prejudice.
An Order accompanies this Memorandum Opinion. z?u C- UniteduStates District Judge
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