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Diggs v. Vance

15-cv-02555
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The court processed a payment of a fee in the case of Diggs v. Vance (1:15-cv-02555). This payment was made by a pro se litigant, meaning the plaintiff represented themselves in the case. The payment of the fee is a procedural step in the case.

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1:15-cv-02555 Diggs v. Vance

Other · May 05, 2026

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Other May 5, 2026

1:15-cv-02555 Diggs v. Vance

The court processed a payment of a fee in the case of Diggs v. Vance (1:15-cv-02555). This payment was made by a pro se litigant, meaning the plaintiff represented themselves in the case. The payment of the fee is a procedural step in the case.

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