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Nicholas Ed Buskirk v. R. Johnson et al

21-cv-09065
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Case Summary

Nicholas Ed Buskirk filed a lawsuit against R. Johnson et al. The case was filed on an in forma pauperis (IFP) basis, which means that Buskirk is seeking to proceed with the case without paying the filing fee. The court has not yet taken any action on the case.

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2:21-cv-09065 Nicholas Ed Buskirk v. R. Johnson et al

Filing · April 24, 2026

Nicholas Ed Buskirk filed a financial entry in the case 2:21-cv-09065, indicating that he is seeking to proceed in forma pauperis (IFP), which means he cannot afford to pay the filing fee. This filing is a key step in the case, as it allows Buskirk to proceed without paying the fee. The court will review his financial information to determine whether he qualifies for IFP status.

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Key Issues

  • IFP filing fee
  • in forma pauperis
  • filing fee waiver
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Filing April 24, 2026

2:21-cv-09065 Nicholas Ed Buskirk v. R. Johnson et al

Nicholas Ed Buskirk filed a financial entry in the case 2:21-cv-09065, indicating that he is seeking to proceed in forma pauperis (IFP), which means he cannot afford to pay the filing fee. This filing is a key step in the case, as it allows Buskirk to proceed without paying the fee. The court will review his financial information to determine whether he qualifies for IFP status.

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