Johnson v. Crittenden County Detention Center et al

Filing 42

ORDER granting 27 Motion. In his Amended Complaint, Mr. Johnson clarifies the claims made in his original complaint. The Clerk is instructed to terminate Defendants Cody and Allen as party Defendants. The Court cannot rule on 40 Motion without fi rst reviewing the proposed interrogatories. Mr. Johnson has 14 days to supplement his motion with the proposed interrogatories. Defendants will have 14 days from the date the supplement is filed to respond to Mr. Johnson's motion. Signed by Magistrate Judge Beth Deere on 6/20/2017. (jak)

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS JONESBORO DIVISION KEVIN LEE JOHNSON V. PLAINTIFF CASE NO. 3:16-CV-219-BD CRITTENDEN COUNTY DETENTION CENTER, et al. DEFENDANTS ORDER Mr. Johnson has moved to amend his complaint. (Docket entry #36) Defendants objected to Mr. Johnson’s motion because he did not attach a proposed amended complaint, thus allowing him to “‘plead around’ Defendants’ Motion for Summary Judgment.” (#37) Mr. Johnson subsequently filed his proposed amended complaint. (#38) Based on a review of both Mr. Johnson’s original complaint and his amended complaint, the motion to amend (#27) is GRANTED. In his amended complaint, Mr. Johnson clarifies the claims made in his original complaint. The Clerk, however, is instructed to terminate Defendants Cody and Allen as party Defendants. In addition, Mr. Johnson has moved for leave to propound fourteen additional interrogatories to the Defendants. (#40) The Court cannot rule on that motion without first reviewing the proposed interrogatories. Mr. Johnson has fourteen days to supplement his motion with the proposed interrogatories. Defendants will have fourteen days from the date the supplement is filed to respond to Mr. Johnson’s motion. IT IS SO ORDERED, this 20th day of June, 2017. ____________________________________ UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE

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