Cohen v. Augusta Arkansas, City of et al
Filing
60
ORDER dismissing Cohen's claims against the City Council of the City of Augusta without prejudice; reopening discovery solely on the questions surrounding the "new letter"; and, in addition to the ddls set out in the Court's 56 Order on Motion for Summary Judgment, the parties must exchange their final exhibit lists and copies of the exhibits by January 11, 2011. The Court requests chambers' copies of all the exhibits on that date as well. Signed by Judge D. P. Marshall Jr. on 12/16/11. (kpr)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS
EASTERN DIVISION
SHERMAN T. COHEN
v.
PLAINTIFF
No.2:10-cv-34-DPM
CITY OF AUGUSTA, ARKANSAS,
a public body corporate and politic;
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF AUGUSTA, ARKANSAS, a public
body corporate; JIMMY RHODES, Mayor,
City of Augusta, Arkansas, individually
and in his official capacity; and
CHARLES ALLEN, Chief of Police, City
of Augusta Police Department, individually
and in his official capacity
DEFENDANTS
ORDER
For the reasons stated on the record during the 16 December 2011
pretrial hearing, the Court makes the following rulings:
•
On the law, Sherman Cohen was entitled to due process; the proof
at trial will therefore answer whether he actually got it; and
•
Cohen's claims against the City Council of the City of Augusta are
duplicative and unnecessary, in that any liability from the City
Council's actions rests with the City, itself. The claims against the
City Council are therefore dismissed without prejudice.
Discovery is reopened solely on the questions surrounding the "new
letter" that was recently produced by former Councilwoman Collins and
revealed to the parties.
Last, in addition to the deadlines set out in the Court's previous Order,
Document No. 56, the parties must exchange their final exhibit lists and copies
of the exhibits by 11 January 2012. The Court requests chambers copies.of all
the exhibits on that date as well.
So Ordered.
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