Letter Supporting Stay of Civil Case 

ase Number (if known):  __________________________________ 

Judge’s Name (if known): __________________________________ 

o whom it may concern: 

 am the commanding officer for ___________________________________ (name), 

who is in military service. The service member’s military duty prevents his/her 
appearance in a case that has been filed, and leave is not authorized. 

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Letter Supporting Stay of Civil Case 

Approved Board of District Court Judges March 26, 2010 

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Letter Supporting Stay of Civil Case

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