Mutcherson v. Care Core National

Filing 10

ORDER denying 9 Motion as moot. Signed by Magistrate Judge G. R. Smith on 3/13/17. (wwp)

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
SAVANNAH DIVISION
BRENDA L. MUTCHERSON,
Plaintiff,
v.

CV412-064

CARE CORE NATIONAL,
Defendant.

ORDER
Pro se plaintiff Brenda L. Mutcherson sued her previous, South
Carolina-based employer for discrimination. Doc. 1. This Court
transferred her case to the United States District Court for the District
of South Carolina. Doc. 5. Over four years later, she began sending
letters to this Court variously addressed to judges and the United States
Attorney, including her most recent “motion for relief for this case.”
Docs. 6-9. In it she raises defamation, harassment, and constitutional
tort claims that were not alleged in her previous suit. 1 Compare doc. 9,

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Mutcherson’s allegations are not entirely clear. The instant motion makes
generalized allegations of wrongdoing ( i.e. “[t]hey took my home,” “[t]hey illegally
came in my home,” etc.), and unspecified allegations of government misconduct ( i.e.
“men from agencies had been coming in and out of my home,” “[t]he warrant unjust

with doc. 1 at 2 (asserting Title VII and Americans with Disabilities Act
claims). Since her case has been transferred, the Court DENIES that
motion as moot. Doc. 9. Mutcherson must file a new lawsuit and be
subject to this Court’s $400 filing fee if she wishes to pursue new claims.
She cannot dodge that expense by filing motions in a transferred case.

SO ORDERED , this 13th day of March, 2017.

UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA

warrant was place on me [sic] in 2010.”). She does not appear to be pressing the
racial and disability discrimination claims she originally brought, doc. 1 at 2-3,
despite some echoes of the current allegations in her original Complaint, see id. at 4
(seeking, among other relief for her employment discrimination claims, for “the
harassment to stop, the defamation from my neighbors, the detective have told many
lies to neighbors, shops, family members [sic].”).
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