Blackman-Baham v. Jewell
Filing
20
ORDER GRANTING LEAVE TO FILE SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEFS re 8 MOTION to Dismiss. Signed by Judge Jeffrey S. White on 2/1/16. (jjoS, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 2/1/2016)
1
2
3
4
UNITED STATES D
D
DISTRICT C
COURT
5
NORTHER DISTRIC OF CALI
RN
CT
IFORNIA
6
7
SH
HEILA BLA
ACKMAN-B
BAHAM,
Plaintiff,
8
9
10
United States District Court
Northern District of California
11
12
Case No. 1
15-cv-01922
2-JSW
v.
SA
ALLY JEWE
ELL,
Defendant.
.
ORDER G
GRANTING LEAVE T FILE
G
TO
SUPPLEM
MENTAL BRIEFS RE MOTION
TO DISMI
ISS
Re: Dkt. N 8
No.
On July 10, 2015, Defendant Sa Jewell, Secretary, D
y
D
ally
Department o Interior (“
of
“Defendant”)
)
13
file a motion to dismiss th Complain filed by Pl
ed
t
he
nt
laintiff Sheil Blackman
la
n-Baham (“P
Plaintiff”)
14
(Do
ocket No. 8) In the mot
).
tion, Defend contend that Plain
dant
ded
ntiff’s claims relating to her
15
term
mination and to alleged whistleblow
d
wing are barr by the do
red
octrine of res judicata, also known
s
16
as claim preclu
c
usion. Plaint filed an opposition to this motion In Defend
tiff
o
o
n.
dant’s reply, Defendant
,
17
con
ntended that all of Plaint
tiff’s claims, not only he terminatio and whistl
,
er
on
leblowing cl
laims, are
18
bar
rred by res ju
udicata. This contention warrants a response.
n
19
Accord
dingly, given the record in this case a in the int
n
i
and
terests of jus
stice, the Co
ourt, sua
20
spo
onte, HEREB GRANT Plaintiff th opportun to file a s
BY
TS
he
nity
supplementa brief in res
al
sponse to
21
De
efendant’s co
ontention tha this entire case should be dismisse on the bas of res jud
at
d
ed
sis
dicata.
22
Pla
aintiff shall file her supplemental bri on or befo February 22, 2016. If Plaintiff f
f
ief
fore
y
files a
23
sup
pplemental brief, Defend may file a suppleme
b
dant
e
ental brief in reply, on or before Mar 2, 2016.
n
rch
24
Ne
either party’s supplement brief may exceed 10 pages.
s
tal
y
25
26
IT IS SO ORDER
S
RED.
Da
ated: Februar 1, 2016
ry
27
28
JE
EFFREY S. W
WHITE
Un
nited States D
District Judg
ge
Disclaimer: Justia Dockets & Filings provides public litigation records from the federal appellate and district courts. These filings and docket sheets should not be considered findings of fact or liability, nor do they necessarily reflect the view of Justia.
Why Is My Information Online?