Documents tagged "followed by"
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The image shows a legal document with text. The text at the top of the page reads "UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN SOUTHERN DIVISION" followed by "IN THE MATTER OF: JOEL R. KEISLING'S MOTION TO COMPEL DISCOVERY." There are various numbered paragraphs and headings, indicating that this is a structured legal filing. The document appears to be in black ink on white paper with visible page numbers.
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The image is of a piece of paper with several lines of handwritten text that appear to be notes or questions related to some kind of discussion or interview. The first line at the top reads "Q: Can you tell us how long this has been going on?" followed by "Answer:" and it's crossed out, possibly indicating that the answer was not given or is irrelevant. Other lines include similar questions and answers, such as "Did you know about the situation with John? Answer: No, I didn't know anything about that until yesterday." The text is somewhat messy, suggesting a hurried handwriting or perhaps emotional distress. There are also multiple words crossed out, further indicating a sense of urgency or the need to clarify certain points. The paper has been scanned and appears to be from a personal notepad rather than an official document due to its informal nature.
EFTA00008529-p-43.jpg
The image is a digital capture of a piece of paper that appears to be a list of questions and answers related to an interview or a study. It's difficult to read all the details due to the resolution, but we can make out some text like "Q1: How many times have you been in a hospital?" followed by "A1:" where the answer should be written. There are more numbered questions and corresponding answers on the list. The paper is a standard white form with black ink. The quality of the image isn't high, making some parts of the text challenging to read accurately.
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The image shows a small orange card with black text on it. The text is centered and reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in uppercase letters. Below this message, there's another line of text that appears to be a placeholder for additional information or instructions, but the actual content is not visible in the image. At the bottom of the card, there's a date written in blue ink with the number "06" followed by "15," which suggests it might refer to a specific day such as June 15th. The rest of the date is cut off and not fully legible. The style of the image seems like a photo or a scan of the card, capturing its details but with some slight blurriness around the edges, giving it an informal look.
EFTA00003921-p-1.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with printed and handwritten text on it. The most prominent text at the top says "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold, capital letters. Below this statement is the description "Photo Frame" in smaller print, which appears to be written in ink by hand. At the bottom of the image, there's a phrase that reads "OFFICIAL DOCUMENT INSTRUCTIONS READ CAREFULLY" followed by "READ DATE 17 FEB 2019" indicating when the document should have been read or is relevant to. The background of the paper includes what looks like a barcode and some lines, possibly indicating where information was meant to be scanned or filled in.
EFTA00003868-p-09.jpg
The image appears to be a scanned document with several sections censored. At the top, there's a redacted section with the title "FBI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF REQUEST" and a series of numbers following it, which are obscured by black squares for privacy. The bottom right corner features a black and white photograph of a man wearing glasses; however, his identity is protected by redaction marks covering most of the image. Additionally, there's text that reads "UNCLASSIFIED DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT" followed by "ALL UNCLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT OF STATE INFORMATION MAY BE DISSEMINATED AND USED INDEFINITELY WITHOUT LIMITATION EXCEPT FOR FURTHER RELEASE TO THE PUBLIC WHICH REQUIRES ANOTHER AGENCY'S APPROVAL." The document is watermarked with the letters "USG," which likely stands for United States Government.