Hankins v. Hickam Airforce Base - Naval Magazine Pearl Harbor West Loch Branch
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ORDER Addressing ECF Nos. 26 and 27. "October 13 has now come and gone without an amended complaint. Even if this court overlooks Plaintiff's failure to meet the October 13 deadline and treats both of his most recent filings as timely, neit her is a timely amended complaint. This court accordingly dismisses this action and directs the Clerk ofCourt to enter judgment in favor of Defendant. The Clerk is further directed to close this case file." (cib, )CERTIF ICATE OF SERVICEParticipants registered to receive electronic notifications received this document electronically at the e-mail address listed on the Notice of Electronic Filing (NEF). Participants not registered to receive electronic notifications were served by first class mail on the date of this docket entry. 10/18/17 - Copy of order sent to Plaintiff Jason Hankins
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF HAWAII
JASON HANKINS,
Plaintiff,
vs.
HICKAM AIRFORCE BASE - NAVAL
MAGAZINE PEARL HARBOR WEST
LOCH BRANCH,
Defendants.
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CIV. NO. 17-00279 SOM-RLP
ORDER ADDRESSING ECF NOS. 26
AND 27
ORDER ADDRESSING ECF NOS. 26 AND 27
This court has received two documents from Plaintiff
Jason Hankins, both postmarked October 16, 2017, and filed on
October 17, 2017, and both referring to "conforming to consistent
judgment," to a Rule 58 entry of judgment, to Rule 23's
provisions for settling the language of judgments, and to Local
Rule 7.2 (concerning civil motions).
The documents also refer to
discovery, to a garnishment, to a default, and to shortening
time.
Both include a variety of confusing statements.
Even
construing these two documents with the utmost liberality, this
court does not view either or both of them as an amended
complaint.
They do not appear to be stating claims against any
Defendant and instead appear to be calling for this court to
enter a judgment in Plaintiff's favor or to consider granting
some sort of relief to Plaintiff based on unidentified motions.
There is no basis for any motion by Plaintiff seeking a judgment
or the settlement of the language of any judgment in his favor,
much less for the taking of discovery, the entry of default in
his favor, or the issuance of any garnishee summons.
All of
Plaintiff's claims have been dismissed, with leave given to
Plaintiff to file an amended complaint.
With no existing claim,
Plaintiff cannot obtain relief in any form.
In an order filed on September 18, 2017, this court
very clearly told Plaintiff that his deadline for filing an
amended complaint was October 13, 2017.
This court expressly
said in its order, "If Hankins fails to timely file an Amended
Complaint, this action will be automatically dismissed."
The
October 13 deadline was reiterated in a minute order filed on
September 26, 2017, and in yet another minute order filed on
October 11, 2017.
The latter minute order included the statement
that court staff would telephone Plaintiff to read him the
October 11 minute order, so that the time taken for him to
receive a mailed hard copy of the October 11 minute order would
not cause any confusion about the October 13 deadline.
Court
staff has confirmed to the court that the telephone call was made
and a voice message was left for Plaintiff.
October 13 has now come and gone without an amended
complaint.
Even if this court overlooks Plaintiff's failure to
meet the October 13 deadline and treats both of his most recent
filings as timely, neither is a timely amended complaint.
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This
court accordingly dismisses this action and directs the Clerk of
Court to enter judgment in favor of Defendant.
The Clerk is
further directed to close this case file.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
/s/ Susan Oki Mollway
Susan Oki Mollway
United States District Judge
Jason Hankins v. Hickam Airforce Base - Naval Magazine Pearl
Harbor West Loch Branch; Civil No. 17-00279 SOM-RLP
ORDER ADDRESSING ECF NOS. 26 AND 27
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