Ronnie O Brown v. Rod Hoops et al

Filing 241

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY PLAINTIFF SHOULD NOT BE DECLARED A VEXATIOUS LITIGANT by Magistrate Judge David T. Bristow. As such, within 20 days of this order, plaintiff is ordered to explain why he should not be declared a vexatious litigant, barring him from filing pro se complaints without prior court consent and the posting of a bond, subjecting him to a pre-filing order in this action.(See document for details) (mrgo)

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UN ITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

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R(.)NNH-. 0. BROWN,

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Plaintiff,
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R H()OP’ et al.,
Defendants,

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) Case No. (’V I 1-5415-CAS (DIR)
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TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
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LITIGANT

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1w Court issues this Order in response to plaintiff s repeated, frivolous., and

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unsubstantiated motions requesting similar relief, and bused on defendants’
’9 Opposition 10 plaintiffs "Motion to Compel! [sic] j the Defendants to Answer
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Award of Sanclions in the Amount of $2000" ("Motion in Compel") J )ki . # I and

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defendants"Motion for Terminating Sanctions and/or ifl the Alternati e Motion to
(’oinpel Plainti ff to Answer Interrogatories and to Produce Documents and for

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Sanctions in the Amount of $1 750"

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191]. Over the

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District of California, and has tiled approximately 40

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Moi ion for Terminating Sanctions")

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18 ycais, plaintiff has hied in excess (160 actions in the Central
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largely rcquesLiIw, the same or similar relief. Additional!. plaintiff made material
misrepresentations to the Court in his Motion to Compel filed on February 28. 2013.

I As such, the Court hereby orders plaintiff to show cause as to why he should not be
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PROCEDURAL HISTORY
Since 1994, plaintiff has filed 70 actions in this District, at least 29 of which

6 were closed after plaintiffs request for leave to file the action without prepayment
7 of the ful.1 filing fee was denied, at least four of which were closed after his request
8 for in jbrinapauperis status was revoked, and at least fur of which were dismissed.
9 for failure to prosecute) On July 8, 2011, plaintiff initiated the instant action in this
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Plaintiff has apparently used differentnames in these actions, including
"Ronnie Brown," "Ronnie 0. Brown," "Ronnie O’Nea! Brown," Rodney Brown,"
"Ronson Brown," and various iterations thereof However, despite the different
names, certain identifying criteria is identical in these cases, including
(1) plaintiffs booking number of K-89434 while incarcerated at the California
Institution for Men in Chino, California (compare, e.g., the action styled Rnii.iLQ.,.
rQDuLAd.tQic prations. et al.; Case No. 5:08-cv-0001 1-UA-JWJ
with the action styled Ronnie Brown v. Cali forn ia D epart ment of’Correetioutak;
Case No. 2:08-cv.04379-UA..JWJ)( Exhibit C at .1, 6);
(2) plaintiffs booking number of 1102340724 while incarcerated at the West
Valley Detention Center ("W VDC") (compare, e.g., the instant action filed by Ronnie
0. Brown with the action styled Ronnie Brown v. RodHoos; Case No
5:1 1 -ev-0 1 097..CAS-DTB and the action styled Ronson Brown aka Ronnie Brown
v. Rod Hoops; Case No, 5:! 1-cv-01204..CAS-DTB) (see Exhibit C at 17,1&, 19); and
(3) plaintiff’s booking number of 3297631 while in custody at the Los Angele.s
Men’s County Jail (compare, e.g., the action styled Rodne y .Br.oyjA.Couiit
Counsel.., et. al.; Case No. 2:1 3-cvM0l 54-PA.VBK with the instant action which. was
filed while incarcerated at WVDC using hooking number 1102340724 wherein
plaintiff submitted a change of address using booking number 3297631) (Le Exhibit
C at 28, 29). The Court hereby takes judicial notice of the filings in these actions,
as well as plaintiffs identifying information in official records, such as his booking
number. The Court may take judicial notice of the existence of court filings and
another court’s orders. Sgg ijj.1er v. Holder, 305 F.3d 854, 866 (9th Cir. 2002)
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Court with his Complaint alleging, inter alia, violations ofhis Eighth. and Fourteenth

2 Amendment rights.
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Since the filing of the original Complaint in this action, plaintiff has filed..

4 approximately 40 motions, many of which request multiple forms of relief and are
5 groundless. Additionally, most of the motions seek the same or similar relief
6 previously sought and denied, such as at least five requests for the appointment of
7 counsel and eight vague requests for access to various resources, each of which were
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largely unsupported by flict or law. Other motions, such as his "Motion for Court to

9 Allow a U.S. Attorney, Attorney General, Federal Brueau [sic] of Investigation or the.
10 Office of San Bernardino County District of Attorney Investigate and Document
11 Citizens Complaint of Great Bodily Injuiy/Meyhem [sic] Suffered by the Plaintiff as
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Result of Outrageos [sic] Police Condut [sic]," are unclear and virtually
unintelligible.

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On February 28, 2013, plaintiff filed a Motion to Compel, wherein plaintiff
sought responses to the following discovery he had propounded on defendants:.

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Plaintiff’s Request for Production of Documents ("RFP") to defendant

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Lastra (Set. One) served on December 24, 2012;

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Plaintiff’s interrogatory Requests ("Interrogatories") to defendant
McChristian (Set One) served on December 24, 2012;

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Plaintiff’s Interrogatories to defendant Williams (Set One) served on
December 24, 2012;

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continued)
(taking judicial notice of opinion and briefs filed in another proceeding), Liintci
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and without the federal judicial system, if those proceedings have a direct relation to
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Plaintiff’s .Interrogatories to defendant Lastra (Set One) served on

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December 24, 2012;
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Plaintiff’s Requests for Admissions ("RFA") to defendant Lastia (Set

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One) served on December 24, 2012
Plaintiff contended that defendants did not respond to any 01 the above
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discovery requests and ignored plaintiffs meet and confer elforts.

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disputed plaintiff’s contentions, art’ uiiw, that they responded to each of plaintiff’s

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discovery requests, and that plaintiff tailed to meet and confer, Most troubling,

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however, was that defendants presented evidence that plaintiff had affirmatively

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misrepresented the dates upon which he served the discovery. Based

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the documents defendants attached to their Opposition, as well as cletciidunts
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supporting declaration it appeared to .the Court that plaintiff IlUd indeed,

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misrepresented the dates upon which he had Propounded the discovery

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earlier dates.

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Further, 011 February 12. 2013, defendants filed a"Motion to Compel Plaintiff

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to Answer Interrogatories. and

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in the Amount of $600’ ("Def. Motion to Compel") [Dl,-t. # 1371 arguing that plaintiff

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had failed to respond to any of defendants interrogatory or document requests. On

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February 22, 2013, (’owl ordered defendants to rCSCrVC the discovery requests,
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due to changes in plaintiffs address, in order to allow plaintiff an OppOrttJuiilX to

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respond. Thereafter, delemidants rcservcd the discovery requests, arid engaged in
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tiled the Motion for Terminating Sanctions, indicating that, to date, plaintiff still has

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not responded to any of defendants’

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and confer efforts regarding responses. On May 20, 2013, defendants
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DISCUSSION

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Under the All Writs Act, federal courts have the power to "issue all writs

3 necessary or appropriate in aid of their respective jurisdictions and agreeable to the
4 usages and principles of law," 28 U.S.C. § 1651(a). The Ninth Circuit has observed
5 there is strong precedent for courts using that power to "regulate the activities of
6 abusive litigants by imposing carefully tailored restrictions under the appropriate
7 circumstances." Dc Long v. Hennessey, 912 F.2d 1144, 1147 (9th Cit. 1990)
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Additionally, Central District of California, Local Rule 83-8.1 provides:.
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It is the policy of the Court to discourage vexatious litigation and to
provide persons who are subjected to vexatious litigation with security

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against the costs of defending against such litigation and appropriate
orders to control such litigation. It is the intent of this rule to augment

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the inherent power of the Court to control vexatious litigation and
nothing in this rule shall be construed to limit the Court’s inherent

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power in that regard.

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Where a litigant has "abused the Court’s process and is likely to continue such
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20 any costs, sanctions or other amounts which may be awarded against a vexatious
21 litigant".; or (2) "make such other orders as are appropriate to control the conduct of
22 the vexatious litigation." Local Rules, 83-8.2, 83-8.3. "Such orders may include,
23 without limitation, a directive to the Clerk not to accept further filings from the
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from a judge of the Court or a Magistrate Judge, issued upon such showing. of the

26 evidence supporting the claim as the judge may require." Local Rule
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Although pre-filing restrictions should be used sparingly, I itigants with

2 abusive, lengthy, and frivolous litigation histories may be enjoined from bringing
3 further frivolous litigation. See D e Lo ng , 912 F.2d at 1.147; ace also Moiski v1.
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vergren Dynasty Corp., 500 F.3d 1047, 1057 (9th Cir, 2007) (per curiarn).

5 should. enter a pre-fihing order restriction. "only after a cautious review of the pertinent
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circumstances." Molski, 500 F.3d at 1057. Before entering a pre-filing order, the

7 Court must determine (1) plaintiff is given adequate notice and an opportunity to be
8 heard; (2) the court must provide an adequate record for review, including a listing
9 of all the cases and motions that led the court to conclude that a vexatious litigant
10 order was needed; (3) the court must make substantive findings as to the frivolous or
11 harassing nature of the litigant’s actions; and (4) the court order must be narrowly
12 tailored, Dc Lang, 912 F.2d at 1147-48; Motski, 500 F.3d at 1057.
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In the present case, plaintiffs filing of approximately 40 motions, many of
14 which raised similar, unsubstantiated allegations, and requested the same or similar
15 relief, exhibits a disregard for the Court’s rulings and an intent to harass the
16 defendants and the Court. (See Exhibit "A".) Additionally, plaintiff has filed 70
17 actions in this District since 1.994. ( See Exhibit "B".) Based on the records currently
18 available to the Court, it appears plaintiff has not prevailed on any of these actions.
19 The Court. concludes that plaintiff has abused the Court’s process and is likely to
20 continue abusing the system unless protective measures are taken. As such, within
21 twenty (20) days.of this Order, plaintiff is ORDERED to explain why he should not
22 be declared a vexatious litigant, barring him from filing V o5 complaints without
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23 prior court consent and the posting of bond, and subjecting him to a pre-filing, order
24 in this action. Plaintiff should explain to the Court the justification for filing
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should also address the apparent misrepresentation to the Court regarding the dates

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upon which plaintiff allegedly served discovery on defendants. Plaintifrs mere

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disagreement with the Court’s rulings is not sufficient.

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EXHIBIT "A"

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Motions Filed by Plaintiff in the instant Action.

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Motion for/to:
Appointment of Counsel.
Access to Law Library
Access to Resources
Access to Resources
Investigator
Protective Order
Access to Law Library
Compliance with Physician’s Order for
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Default Judgment
Appointment of Counsel
Compel Discovery
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Protective Order
Copy of Local. Rules
Order Permitting 1aintiff.o Use
Interview Room for Discovery
Appointment of Private Inestigator
and Expert to Review Medical Records
and Prepare Report
Copy of Local Rules; Access to Law
Library; Appointment of Counsel
Compel Discovery
Compel Discovery
Legal Assistance; Access to Law
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Order for Jail Medical to Determine
Plaintiff’s Ability to Represent
Himself
Order Directing Sheriff to Provide
Legal Materials to Plaintiff
District Judge’s Review of Prejudice
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Reasonable ADA Accommodations
Order Restricting Defendants’ Counsel
from Discussing the Case
Strike Plaintiffs Deposition
Testimony
Leave to Allow Discovery by a
Written Deposition
Requiring Defendants to Serve Large
Print Upon Plaintiff
Outside Examination by an
Optomol ogist
Protective Order
Pro Sc Status
Leave to Allow Deposition Questions
as Interrogatories
Disqualification of Magisti ate Judge
Extend Discovery Cut-off
Unredacted Copy of Police Report
Reconsideration of Denial of Motion
for Outside Examination by an
Optomologist
Extend the Limit of Interrogatories -*
Compel Discovery
Reconsideration of Motion to Strike
Ruling on ADA Accommodations
En] argement of Time to Respond to
Defendants’ Motion re Tei minatrng
Sanctiops
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Date Filed

Case No

Case litle

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05/12/94

2 94 cv 03131 RM I CT

Rodney 0 Brown v Jackie
Waltman, et al

Judgment entered
dismissing the
action without
prejudice

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12/08,94

2 94 cv 08255 01-SI-I

Rodney 0 Brown v
Pasadena Police Dept et a!

Judgment entered
dismissmg the
action without
prejudice

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09i06195

2 95 cv 05961 Dl SH

Ronnie 0 Brown v I
Weteck et &

Judgment entered
dismissing the
action without
prejudice

10128’98

298 cv 08735 UA

Brown v Lancaster City of
eta!

In I-ortna Pauperis
denied

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Reason for

Termination of
Action

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01/22/99

2 99-iv 00605 WDK JWJ

Ronnie 0 Neal Brown v
Cheryl K PIiIei, eta!

Fnst Anicndcd
Petition denied,
action dismissed
With prejudice

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02/10/00

2 00 cv 01478 SVW-JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v Gail
Lewis et al

Petition denied
action dismissed
with preJudicg

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08/20/02

2 02-cv 06499 IlL! I JWJ

Ronnie Brown ’ John Doe,
et al

Judgment entered
dismissing the
action sithout
prejudice

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09116/02

2 02 cv 07222 IlL!! JWJ

Rodney Brown, et al v John
Doe et al

Motion to Dismiss
granted

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10/23 ’02

2 02 cv 08180 (AS JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v Claude
Finn

Judgmcnt entered
dismissing the
action without
prejudice

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10131/02

202 cv-08408 UA JWJ

Ronnie Biown v Pasadena
City of ct a!

In I-oima Pauperis
denied

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11/15/02

202 cv O870 1-11 11-3W)

Ronnit. Blown ’ Barstow
City of et a!

Judgment ente.d
dismissing the
action without
prejudice

2 03 cv 04634 MIS L

Ronnie Di own Si v 1 cc
Baca, et a!

Pctition denicd and
dismissed without
prejudice

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06/30103

Ronnie Brown v LA Cnty
J ai l Dept of etal

2:03 i.v 04654 UA-SG L

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L Baca,

In lorina Pauperis
denied
Judgment entered
dismissing the
,entire action
without prejudice

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07/01/03

2 03 cv 04688 [&13 1WJ

Ronnie Brown Sr
Ct al

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09/04/03

2:03 -cv-063 I 9VAP -JWJ

Ronnie Brown Si y DIr of
Corrections et al

Judgment entered
denying, the First
Amended Petition
and dismissing the
action with
prejudice

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12123/03

2:03.cv-09420-NM -JWJ

Ronnie Brown v Gail
I rarer, et al

Action dismisied
without prejudice

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03/31/05

5 05 cv 00267PA JWJ

Ronnie Brown v People of
the State of California et al

Petition dismissed
without prejudice

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04 105/05

5 05 cv 00293 t.JA JWJ

Brown v City of Victoivilic
ci al

In Forma. Pauperis
denied

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061 15/05

5 05 cv 00525 CAS JWJ

Ronnie O’neill Brown v
San Bernardino County
Sheriffs Dept et al

Action dismissed
without prejudice

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08/10/05

5 05 cv 00744 (AS JWJ

Ronnie ONeill Brown v
Gary Penrod

Petition dismissed
with picjudice

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08/10/05

5 05 cv 00746 (AS IWJ

Ronnie Brown v DPhelps
et al

Judgment entered
dismissing the

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Complaint without
prejudice

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08/18/06

2 06 cv 05221 UA iWJ

Brown v Phillips U al

In Forma Pauperms
denied

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09/12/06

2 06 cv 05744 UA JWJ

Ronnie Brown v California
State of et al

in Fornia Paupeus
denied.

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09/14/06

5 06 cv 01008 [IA JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v City of
Rancho Cuanionga

En Forma Pauperis
denied

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09126/09

5 06 cv 01060 [IA JW1

Ronnie ONiell Brown v
’The County of San
Bcrnardmno Sheriff
Department

JuForma Paupemis
denied

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12/27/06

506ev 01419 (AS JWJ

Ronnie Brown v Stale of
California Director of
Collections

iudgmcnt entered
denying the Petition
and dismissmg the
action without
prejudice

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04/10/07

5:07cv-004 14-VA. j\yJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v. Gary S
Penrod et at

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In Forrna Pauperis

Motion to Dismiss
granted, Judgment
entcred dismissing
the action without
leave to amend and
tth prejudice

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02,103/07

2 07 c 00819 CAS -DTB

Ronnie ONcal Brown v
Lucy Baca ci at

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0.3/08/07

2:07-cv-01525-CAS -JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown V.
California State of et at

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denied

Motion ,to Dismiss.
granted, Judgment
cntcid dismissing
the Petition without
prejudice

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Judgment
dismissing the
Petition :without
prejudice as
unexhausted

Ronnie Brown v People
’state of California et al

2 07 cv 01529 CAS JWJ

Petition dismissed
without preJudice

Ronnie 0 Brown v People
of the State of California et

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12,07/07

07 cv 01628 PA JWJ

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12/07/07

5 07 cv 01631 -hA. 4 W

Ronnie 0 Brown v Jassmyn
Sanchez et al

In I orma Pauperis
denied

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)2/11/07

5 07 cv 01M8 VA -J W)

Ronnie Brown et at v San
Bernardino County Sheriff
Dept .et, a!

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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01/07/08

5:08 cv 0001 1 VA JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v Dcpt
Adult Pal-Ole Operations et
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In Forma Paupers
denied

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01/07 108

508 cv 00013 VA IWI

Ronnie 0 Brown v The
California Dept of
Corrections et at

In ronna Paupers
denied

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01/07/08

5 08 cv 00014 VA JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v The
City of Victorville et at

In Fonna Paupcn’
denied

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01/18/08

5 08 cv 00065 (AS -DTI3

Ronnie 0 Browns State of
aIitoinia Dept of
Corrections eta!

Judgment entered
dismissing the
action without
prejudice for failure
to prosecute

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01/28/08

508 cv 00105 VA JWJ

Ronnie 0-Brown v San
Bernardino County Sheriff
eta!

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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02 127/08

5 08 cv 00271 VA JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v Marcia
M Taylor et at

In Forma Paupei is
denied

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07/02/08

2:08cv.043794JA -JWJ

Ronnie Brown v. California
Department of Corrections
et a]

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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08/01/08

5:08-cv-0 I 032-.UA .JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v, San
Bernardino County Sheriff
Dept et al

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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08/15/08

2:08-cv05362-CASI -3 Wi

Ronnie 0. Brown v. Lee,
Baca et at

Judgment entered
dismissing the
action without
prejudice

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08/27/08

5:08-cv01 144UA -JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown et at v.
County of San Bernardino
Alternative Defense Panel
ci at

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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08/27/08

5:08-cv-01 156-CAS -DIB

Ronnie Brown v. County of
San Bernardino Sheriff
Dept et at

Judgment entered
dismissing the
action without
prejudice for 1Iiilure
1(1 prosecute

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08/27108

5:08-cv 01 157-1JA -JWJ

Ronnie 0. Brown v. San
Bernardino county ci at

in Forma Pauperis
denied

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09/19/68

5:08 cv.-012954JA -JWJ

Ronnie Brown V. Branden
Woods

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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09/25/08

2.08-cv-0631 l-UA JWJ

Ronnie 0. Brown v. Lee
Baca et al

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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10/07/08

2:08-cv-066084JA -JWJ

Ronnie 0. Brown v. Suzann
I lubbard et al

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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10/10/08

2:08cv 06664-CAS -DIR

Ronnie (Theal Brown v.
County of Los Angeles ci at

Judgment entejed
dismissing the
action without
prejudice for failure
to prosecute

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11/18/08

5:08-cv-01672-CAS -DTB

Ronnie 0 Brown v. Jassinyn
Sanchez ci al

Judgment entered
dismissing the
action with
prejudice for failure
to prosecute

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12/18/08

5:08-cv-01878-UA -JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v. San
Bernardino County et al

In Forma Patiperis
denied

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01/15/09

5 09 cv-00099 UA JWJ

Ronnie 0 Brown v San
Bet nadino County ci a]

In 1 orina Pauperis
denied

53

02/04/09

5:09cv-00235-UA -JWJ

Ronnie 0. Brown v. L.
Taylor et at

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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06/20/11

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Ronnie 0. Brown v, Rod
Hoops et al

matter. pending

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07/13/I1

5:1 l-ev 01097-CAS -DTB

Ronnie Brown v. Rod
Hoops

Order Summarily
Dismissing Action

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07/29! 11

5:1 I-cv-01204-CAS -DIR

Ronsan Brown v. Rod
Hoops

Order Summarily
Dismissing Action

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08/09/11

5:1 I-cv-0I268-CAS -DFB

Ronnie Brown v. Lynn
Poncin et a!

In Forma Pauperis
revoked

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09/21/11

5:11 -cv-0 1511 -UA Di B

Ronnie Brown v, Chuck
Williams et al

In Fornia Pauperis
denied

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09/22/11

5:11 cv-01 520-CAS -DIR

Ronson Brown v. Rod
Hoops

Action dismissed
pursuant to Rule 4

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69/27/11

2:11 -cv-07974 I. IA -DIR

Ronnie .0 Brown v. Leroy
Baca ci al

In Forma Pauperis
denied

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10/2 7/11
2

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Ronnie Brown v Rod
Hoops

Petition dismissed
pursuant to Rule 4

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11/10/11

5:1 I-cv-0I808-CAS-IY1’13

Ronnie Brown v. Rod
I loops et al

Case voluntary
dismissed

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11/21/11

5:1 I.-cv-0I 855 UA.-DTB

Ronnie Brown v. John Doe
et al

In Forma Pauperis
revoked

15

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12/01/I1

5:1 I-cv--0I908 CAS-DTI3

Ronnie 0 Brown v. Rod
Hoops et al

In Forma Pauperis
revoked

65

01/09/13

2: 13-cv-00154-PA-VBK

Rodney Brown v. John Doe
I et a!

In Forma t’aupens
revoked

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01/09/13

2: I 3-cv 00161 -PA-V}3K

Rodney Brown v. County of
Los Angeles, et al

matter pending

67

01/30/13

2:13 cv-00660-PA-MLG

Rodney Brown v. Lee Baca

Petition is
dismissed without
prejudice

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02/20/13

2:1 1 cv-0 1225-PA-.MLG

Rodney Brown v. Leroy
Baca

Judgment entered
dismissing the
Petition without
prejudice

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02/28/13

2:1 3-cv-0 1476-UA-MLG

Rodney Brown v. Ron
Brown

In Forma Pauperis
denied

25

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04/19/13

5: I 3-cv-00728 IJA-V13K

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This petition shall be legibly handwritten or typewritten, signed by the petztzoner, under penalty of perjury
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I To use thig thmi, you must be a person Who either is currently serving a sontbice under a judgment against you in a California
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troin the conviction and/or the sentence. This KnIIII is your petition for relief.
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yinay c1aflge the jndgmeut ente.xedbyonlyone Califoinia state court. If you wantlo challenge the judnI:
entered by a diWei..mt Cal 1bnia stam conit, you must file :i separate petition.
3. Make sure the foscri is typed or neatly hndwrittn. You must tell. the truth and sign the foim. If you uuke a false Mtejjtent of
a mntitj tact, you may be pxoseutd for pejury.
4. Answer all the questions. You do not iced to cite case law, but you do need to state the fedei1 legal theory and optive facts
t support of each ground. You may submit additional pages if necessary, if you do not fill out the iorm proper.y, you lll bo asked to
submit additional or coi.xect idormation. liven want to submit a legal brief or arguments, you may attach a sepaxae’ meiaoiarjduzn,
5. You must include in this patition allthe gmenth for relief from the convietiottand/or sentence that you challenge. Aud yc.rnu.st
state the farts thatsupport each ground.. if you iltil to sot forth all the gLUt]dS inthis petition, you may be barred fmmprosentiugadcliUonal
grounds at a Jater date.
5. You must pay a fee of $5.00. If the fee is paid, your petit ion will be filed. If you cannot afford the fee, you may ask to pixeucL
Injw -nui puprF.- (as a poor person). To do that, you must fill out and sign the declaration of the Jest two pages of the fotm. Also, you
must tia’c anauthorized officer at the penal insfitutioncomplete the certificate as to the amount of nioney and sceitrit lea OudspI)aitiO your
credit: in .ay account at the institution. If yourprison account exceeds $25.00, you must pay the tiling fe.e.. :
6. When you have completed the fomi, sand the osiginal and two copies to the following addiess:
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This petition shall be legibly handwritten or typewritten, signed by the petitioner, under’penalty of perjury. You must ,et forth.
CONCISELY the answer to each question in the proper space on the form. Any fa Ise statement fa.maIerial fact may serve as the basis
for prosecution and conviction for perjury.
You must not attach separate pages to this petition except that ONE separate additional page is permitted in answering Question No.91
Upon receipt of a fee of $5.00 your petition will be filed if it is in proper order.
If you are seeking leave to proceed infop’pnapaupe,i.a(without paying the $5.00 filing fee and other court costs), then you must also xecute
the declaration on the last page, setting forth information which establishes your Inability to pay the fbes.and costs of the proceedings or
to give security therefor, If you wish to proceed in fonnapauperis, you must havean authorized officer at the pepl ins itution4omplcte
the certificate as to the amount of rnoney.and securities on deposit to your.credit in any account in the institution if your son account
exceeds $25.00, you must pay the filing fee as required by the rule of the. district court.
When the petition is ’completed, the original and 3 copies, must be mailed to the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Central
District of California, United States Courthouse, 312 North Spring Street, Los Angeles, California 90012, ATTENTION IitekefDoket
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LAWSUITS
I. Have you brought any other lawsuits in a federal court while a prisoner: 0 Yes ONo
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2. If your answer to 1 is yes, how many?
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2. If your answer to ui. is yes, how many?
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INSTRUCTIONS w READ CAREFULLY
This piotihit be legibly handwritten or typewritten, and signed by the petitioner, under penalty of perjury. . You must set forth
CONCISELY the answer to each question in the proper space on the form. Any false statement of a material fact may serve as the basis
for prosecutiOn and conviction for perjury.
You must not attach separate pges to this petition, except that ONE sepntate additional page is permitted in answering Question No. 10,
Upon receipt of a fee of $5.00 your petition will be filed Wit is in proper order.

If you are seeking leave to proceed in farina pauperis (without paying the $5.00 filing fee-and other court cQsta), then you must also
complete and execute the declaration on the last two pages, setting forth information which establishes your.inability to payl.tho.fees.and
costs of the proceedings or to give security therefor. If you wish to proceed in. form pauperis, you must have an autliorized Officer at the
penal institution complete the certificate as to the amount of money and securities on deposit to your credit in aiy account inthe
institution, If your prison account exceeds $25.00 ) you must pay the filing fee as required by the rule of the district court.
When the petition is completed, the original and two eopiemustb mailed to the clerk of the United States District Court fbr the Central
DistdctofCalifornia, United States Courthouse,312 North Spring Street, Los Angeles, California 90012,ATTN: intake/DocketSection.
A single petition should be used to challenge a particular State Court judgment of conviction and/or sentence.
Petitions which do not conform to these instructions will be returned with a notation as to the deficiency.
PETITION FOR WRIT OF RAIIEAS CORPUS JWA PERSON IN STATE CUSTODY
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A PREVIOUS LAWSUITS
1. Have you brought any other lawsuits in a federal court while a prisoner; C) Yes Ci No
2. Ifyouranswerto ’1." is yes,liow.many?
Describe the lawsuit In the space below. (If there is more than one lawsuit, describe the additional lawsuits on an
attached piece of paper using the same outline,)