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Arizona Prisoners Can Pay Filing Fee in Installments

Loaded on July 15, 1999 published in Prison Legal News July, 1999, page 18
Filed under: Civil Procedure, Filing Fees. Location: Arizona.
An Arizona appellate court held that a lower court had erred in ruling incarcerated felons were required to prepay, in its entirety, all filing fees when filing civil actions.

Jose Inzunza-Ortega attempted to file a civil suit in Maricopa county (Phoenix) superior court with in forma pauperis status. The court ...

 

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