Taylor v. Augusta-Richmond County Consolidated Government, Commissioner(s), et.al. et al
Filing
46
ORDER denying Plaintiff's 42 Motion for Reconsideration. Signed by Judge J. Randal Hall on 04/27/2015. (jah)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
AUGUSTA DIVISION
WARREN ADAM TAYLOR,
*
Plaintiff,
*
*
v.
*
AUGUSTA-RICHMOND
COUNTY
CV
114-231
*
CONSOLIDATED COMMISSIONERS;
*
MAYOR DAVID S.
*
COPENHAVER;
MAYOR PRO TEM COREY JOHNSON;
J.
PATRICK CLAIBORNE;
GWENDOLYN B.
*
and
*
TAYLOR,
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Defendants.
*
ORDER
Now
before
Reconsideration.
the
Court
(Doc. 42.)
is
Plaintiff s
for
On April 16, 2015, Plaintiff filed an
objection to this Court's March 16,
2015 Order directing him to
respond to a pending motion to dismiss.
objection,
Motion
(Docs. 37 & 39.)
In his
Plaintiff requested that this Court vacate and remand
his case to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, which previously
dismissed his
38.)
notice
of
appeal
for lack
of
jurisdiction.
(Doc.
On April 17, 2015, the Court - after warning Plaintiff in an
earlier Order - dismissed this action without prejudice for want of
prosecution.
With
(Doc. 40.)
his
reconsideration
current
of
the
motion,
Court's
Plaintiff
April
17,
appears
2015
Order,
to
seek
which
in
addition to dismissing his case for failure to prosecute overruled
the aforementioned objection.
quotes CSX Transp.,
that
"[a]
judgment
litigation
district
Fed.
After
is
Civ.
quoting
does
final
certifies
P.
or
not
effectively
immediately
the
54(b)."
this
judgment
235
language,
F.3d
appealable
for
1327
asks
appeal
(11th
the
eight days
or amend a
after
the
judgment in
entry of
the
a civil
judgment.
does not set forth the grounds for relief,
Circuit
have
order:
(1)
an
availability
error
or
identified
three
intervening
of
new
prevent
that
change
to
certify
(Doc.
evidence;
manifest
and
Ga. 2005); Sussman v. Salem,
694
(M.D.
Ga.
to
be
not
of
employed
Catering & Serv.
2004)
reconsideration
law;
the
of
correct
need
to
See,
F. Supp.
Saxon & Nielsen,
a previous
sparingly.'"
Int'l, N.V.,
(citation omitted).
an
59(e)
e.g.,
2d 1330,
P.A.,
(2)
Ctr.
1337
153 F.R.D.
an
the
clear
for
(N.D.
689,
1994).
"[R]econsideration
remedy,
385
within twenty-
district courts in this
injustice.
Biological Diversity v. Hamilton,
a party may
controlling
(3)
42.)
Although Rule
merit
in
under
2000).
Court
case
the
Cir.
Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 59(e),
alter
the
unless
immediate
1325,
Plaintiff
terminate
the judgment so he may appeal to the Eleventh Circuit.
seek to
Plaintiff
v. City of Garden City for the proposition
that
not
court
R.
Inc.
In support of his motion,
appeal,
reconsideration to
and
order
is
"an extraordinary
Williams
320 F. Supp.
2d 1347,
v.
Cruise
1358
Ships
(S.D. Fla.
In fact, a motion for reconsideration is
thus
"ask the
it
Court
is
to
improper
on
rethink what
a
the
motion
Court
for
ha[s]
already
thought
Inc.
Mel
v.
1983),
15,
Bohannan
at *1
Inc.,
No.
2008) .
A
(S.D.
movant
nature
decision."
Cover
Fla.
1993)
Plaintiff
presents
the
Court
Fla.
to
v.
must
forth
the
Wal-Mart
reconsider
its
Ins.
Co.,
2009)
meet
the
Belt,
99,
101
No.
08-23183,
at *1
or
to
(E.D.
Inc.,
(N.D.
law of
reverse
148
Va.
2009
Carey
Ga.
Dec.
strongly
a
its
F.R.D.
prior
294,
294
(emphasis added).
this
demanding
based in fact
prior
Above
and Vidinliey v.
facts
court
Stores,
absolutely no argument,
to
F.R.D.
2008 WL 5459335,
"set
to
99
June 11,
induce
failed
wrongly."
Transp.
(citation omitted)
has
or
Inc.,
v.
l:07-cv-762,
convincing
(M.D.
rightly
Roofing,
quoted in Weitz Co.
WL 1636125,
Int'l,
through —
decision.
standard.
or law,
Instead,
He
to induce
he
simply
states that he is asking for reconsideration so that he may appeal
to
the Eleventh Circuit.
Reconsideration
(doc.
42)
For this
reason,
Plaintiff's
Motion
for
is DENIED.
ORDER ENTERED at Augusta, Georgia, this <^7- day of April,
2015.
HOltoRaBfiE TT.' RANDAL HAL]
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
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