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ALMD United States District Court Middle District of Alabama Emily C. Marks, Chief U.S. District Judge Trey Granger, Clerk of Court

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Attorneys may call the Office of the Clerk at (334) 954-3600 to inquire as to their standing in the Alabama Middle District.

ALMD United States District Court Middle District of Alabama Emily C. Marks, Chief U.S. District Judge Trey Granger, Clerk of Court

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