Jackson v. Ruffini et al
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ORDER deferring ruling on 4 Report and Recommendations.; granting 6 Motion for PLRA Paperwork. Plaintiff shall have thirty days to complete and return the necessary forms Signed by Judge William T. Moore, Jr on 5/11/2015. (loh)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
SAVANNAH DIVISION
RODERICK BO JACKSON,
Plaintiff,
CASE NO. CV414-250
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District Attorney; AL ST.
LAWRENCE, Sherriff; and KEVIN
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ORDER
Before the Court is the Magistrate Judge's R-&- ort and
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Recommendation (Doc. 4), to which objections have been
filed (Doc. 6). In his report and recommendation, the
Magistrate Judge recommends that the case be dismissed for
lack of prosecution due to Plaintiff's failure to complete
and return the appropriate Prison Litigation Reform Act
("PLRA") paperwork. (Doc. 4 at 1.) However, Plaintiff
states in his objections that he attempted to complete the
paperwork, but the forms provided by the Court were lost by
prison personnel. (Doc. 6 at 1.) Plaintiff now requests
that the Court resend the forms necessary for him to
proceed in this case.
After careful consideration,
the Court
GRANTS
Plaintiff's request. Accordingly, the Court DEFERS ruling
on the report and recommendation. The Clerk of Court is
ORDERED to resend to Plaintiff the PLRA paperwork outlined
in the Magistrate Judge's November 20, 2014 order. (Doc.
3.) Plaintiff shall have thirty days to complete and return
the necessary forms. Failure to comply with this order by
June 20, 2015 shall result in the dismissal of Plaintiff's
case without prejudice.
SO ORDERED this
day of May 2015.
WILLIAM T. MOORE, JRV
VVUNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
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