Stinski v. Sellers et al

Filing 37

ORDER granting 30 Motion for a Scheduling Order. Signed by Judge William T. Moore, Jr. on 5/22/18. (jrb)

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
SAVANNAH DIVISION

DARRYL SCOTT STINSKI,

Petitioner,
CASE NO. CV418-066

V.

ERIC SELLERS, Warden, Georgia

Diagnostic and Classification
Center; and ERIC C. DOZIER,

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Commissioner, Georgia Department
of Corrections;

Respondents.

j>om

ORDER

TO

Ol
CO

Before

the

Court

is

Respondents'

Motion

for

Scpeduling

Order. (Doc. 30.) Both parties have submitted proposed orders.
(Doc.

30,

Attach.

consideration

of

2;

both

Doc.

36,

proposed

Attach

orders,

2.)

the

After

Court

careful

ENTERS

the

following scheduling order.

Petitioner shall

have

ninety days from the

date of this

order to file any requests for discovery. Respondents shall file
a response within thirty days of Petitioner filing his request
for

discovery.

Petitioner

will

then

have

ten

days

after

the

filing of Respondents' response in which to file a reply. If the
Court

permits discovery,

Petitioner

will

have

120 days after

service of the Court's discovery order to complete discovery.
Petitioner

discovery

or

shall

have

thirty days

thirty

after

days

service

from

of

the

the

close

Court's

of

order