Moore v. Hill et al
Filing
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ORDER withdrawing the reference to Magistrate Judge H. David Young. 49 Motion for an Immediate Hearing is granted. 44 Motion in Limine granted in part and denied in part; 46 Motion in Limine granted in part and denied in part; and 50 Motion f or Expenses granted on the video and usual pre-trial expenses, and denied without prejudice on medical expenses. Moore should renew his motion with specifics if he wants some relief on medical-related expenses. Parties' pre-trial disclosure sheets and trial briefs due 22 July 2014. Moore should notify Defendants of other witnesses he plans to call by 22 July 2014, with a final list to Chambers by 1 August 2014. Signed by Judge D. P. Marshall Jr. on 7/15/2014. (jak)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS
PINE BLUFF DIVISION
KEITH MOORE,
ADC #133412
v.
PLAINTIFF
No. 5:12-cv-206-DPM
JAMES HILL, Sergeant, ADC;
LANTZ GOFORTH, Sergeant, ADC;
RICHARD LEE, Sergeant, ADC;
and CHARLES POOLE, Corporal, ADC
DEFENDANTS
ORDER
The Court withdraws the reference to Magistrate Judge H. David
Young. Motion for an immediate hearing, NQ 49, granted. For the reasons
stated on the record at yesterday's hearing, Moore's motion in limine, NQ 44,
granted in part and denied in part with caveats. Defendants' motion in
limine, NQ 46, granted in part and denied in part with caveats. Motion for
expenses, NQ 50, granted on the video and usual pre-trial expenses, and
denied without prejudice on medical expenses. We didn't get to cover this
last issue at the hearing. Moore should renew his motion with specifics if he
wants some relief on medical-related expenses. Parties' pre-trial disclosure
sheets and trial briefs due 22 July 2014. Moore should notify Defendants of
other witnesses he plans to call by 22 July 2014, with a final list to Chambers
by 1 August 2014.
So Ordered.
D.P. Marshall)r. t/
United States District Judge
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