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Federal Prisoner Pays $150 filing Fee; Settles $303.10 Suit For $260
Millender was incarcerated at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) at Greenville, Illinois in 1999. On April 15 he reported his commissary card missing. On Wednesday, April 21, the card was used for three separate purchases totaling $303.10 although the card was restricted to Thursday usage only. His complaint allegedly landed him in segregation for months and a subsequent transfer out of FCI Greenville due to threats to his safety. Millender brought the action under the Federal Tort Claims Act requesting reimbursement of the $303.10 plus court costs and fees.
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois approved a $260 settlement in 2002 and ordered Millender to pay the outstanding balance of the filing fee and litigation costs. See: Millender v. United States, USDC, S.D. Ill., Case No. 00 231 GPM (May 20, 2002).
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Millender v. United States
Year | 2002 |
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Cite | USDC, S.D. Ill., Case No. 00 231 GPM (May 20, 2002) |
Level | District Court |
Conclusion | Settlement |
Damages | $260 |
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