ELLIS v. OLIVER et al
Filing
46
ORDER denying 38 Motion to Withdraw ; denying 40 Motion; denying 42 Motion for New Trial; denying 45 Motion to Strike. Signed by Judge Dudley H. Bowen on 09/14/2020. (maa)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
U.s. DISTRICT COURT
AUGUSTA OlV.
DUBLIN DIVISION
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JEROME ELLIS,
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Plaintiff,
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CV 320-033
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MS. OLIVER, Nurse Practitioner; *
DEPUTY WARDEN GIBBONS, Security; *
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ANTHONY CALDWELL, Warden;
MS. CARSWELL, Mail Officer;
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MS. MESSER, Deputy Warden of
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Administration; MS. BRAGGS,
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Chief Counsel; AGENTS; JOHN
AND OR JANE DOES, Johnson State
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Prison; JOHN AND OR JANE DOES,
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Medical Administrator; and
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OFFICER THOMAS,
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Defendants.
ORDER
Ellis's
Before the Court are pro se Plaintiff Jerome
to
withdraw
signature
perpetuate testimony
no.
to
42) ,
cross
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(doc.
(doc.
no.
no.
38 ) ,
40) ,
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motion
and
motion to strike testimony's
oral
examination
ff
(doc.
no.
notice
45) .
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motion
disposition
for new
trial
ff
to
(doc.
for failure to submit
These
submissions
were
filed after the Court adopted the United States Magistrate Judge's
Report and Recommendation that Plaintiff's case be dismissed under
28
U.S.C.
j udgment.
§
1915(g) 's
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three
strikes
For the following reasons,
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rule
and
the
entry
the motions are denied.
of
In
the
motion
to
withdraw
signature,
Plaintiff
cites
w
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 36 and asks the Court to
to
withdraw
[his] signature off paper work [he] signed with counsel Roland on
8-12-20 at Johnson State Prison in relation to protential respond
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(sic) from Forsyth GA. to grievance [he] filed .
remainder
of
the
motion
reiterates
.
Plaintiff's
The
substantive
arguments and states objections to the Report and Recommendation .
A request to withdraw an admission under Rule 36, substantive
arguments, and objection to the Report and Recommendation are all
untimely
unclear
at this
from
withdraw
his
stage
which
in
the
document
signature.
case.
or
Besides,
admission
Accordingly,
it
is
Plaintiff
Plaintiff's
entirely
wishes
to
motion
to
withdraw signature (doc. no. 38) is DENIED.
Plaintiff's second filing attempts to set forth a claim for
deliberate indifference to
demand for jury trial.
his
medical
needs,
even including a
To the extent Plaintiff intends to assert
a new claim, filing a motion in this case is not the proper vehicle
to
do so.
To the extent Plaintiff intends to support the merits
of his initial claim, the time to do so has passed.^
Plaintiff's
second filing (doc. no. 40) is therefore DENIED.
1 The Report and Recommendation advised Plaintiff that should he
wish "to proceed with the claims raised in this case, he should be
required to initiate a new lawsuit, which would require submission
of a new complaint.
Dupree v. Palmer, 284 F.3d 1234, 1236 (11th
Cir. 2002)." (Doc. No. 25.)
2
Next,
Plaintiff moves for a new trial pursuant to Rules 15,
However, certain grounds must be met for relief to be
59, and 60.
Plaintiff's
granted under Rules 59 or 60.2
forth any grounds or argument for relief.
motion
does
not
set
Therefore, Plaintiff's
motion for new trial (doc. no. 42) is DENIED.
Finally,
Plaintiff
moves
to
strike
the
testimony
of
all
Defendants, apparently on the grounds that he was unable to cross
examine them.
three
strikes
examination.
in
Plaintiff's Complaint was dismissed pursuant to the
a
civil
rule
well
before
any
opportunity
for
cross
Besides, there is no right to cross examine witnesses
case.
See
Leatherwood
v.
Anna's
Linens
Co.,
384
F.
App'x 853, 856 (11th Cir. 2010) (citing Birt v. Montgomery, 690,
702
n.2
(11th
Cir.
1983)) .
Accordingly, Plaintiff's motion to
strike (doc. no. 45) is DENIED.
ORDER ENTERED at Augusta, Georgia, this 14^h day of September,
2020.
UNITEDyST^TES DISTRICJ>^DGE "
2 Rule 15 governs the amendment and supplementation of pleadings,
and
to the
extent
Plaintiff
moves
request is untimely.
3
to
amend
his
pleadings
his
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