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Date: 3!9f06
Docket Number: 06-1425-or
y Short Title: Grant v. Armstrong
DC Docket Number: 03-cv-5T3
DC: CONNECTICUT (NEW HAVEN}
DC Judge: Honorable Peter Dorsey
At a stated term of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, held at the Tlungood
Marshall United States Courthouse, Foley Square, in the City of New York, on the ninth
day of August, two thousand six.
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A notice of appeal having been tiled from an order denying relief in a application brought under the
provisions of 23 U.S.C. Section 2254, and it appearing that the file of the proceedings does not contain either
a certificate of appealability or a denial thereof on the district court order of 31*1 6.*06, it is ORDERED that
said appeal be, and it hereby is DISMISSED without prejudice to the appeal being reinstated upon notice to
the Clerk within 30 days nom the entry of an order by the district judge granted or denying a certiiicate of
appealability. Any motions pending prior to the entry of this order of dismissal are deemed MDOT.
In accordance with Rule 22(b) ofthe Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, and Second Circuit Rule 22a,
you are hereby directed to promptly move for a certificate of appealability in the district comt.
For the Court,
R ann B. Macli Ichni ., lerk
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