Perry v. State of Missouri

Filing 84

MEMORANDUM TO COURT FILE... This matter is before the Court sua sponte. There have been ongoing mail delivery problems in this lawsuit; i.e., mail from the pro se inmate plaintiff not being delivered to the pro se defendants, and mail from this Court not being delivered to the pro se defendants. Since the prose defendants have listed only their work address, 7600 Hall St. (a jail facility commonly known as the "CityWorkhouse"), it is imperative that mail from the plaintiff and mail fro m this Court be timely delivered to the defendants. Having apprised administrators at the City Workhouse of this serious problem, the Court has now been informed that steps are being taken to ensure that all mail from the plaintiff and this Court, pertaining to this lawsuit, will be timely delivered to both defendants. The Court is confident that this problem has been resolved and no further court intervention is necessary. Signed by Honorable Stephen N. Limbaugh, Jr on 12/2/2011. (JMC)

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI
EASTERN DIVISION

MARK R. PERRY,
Plaintiff,
vs.
B. MARTIN and D. DARDEN,
Defendants.

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Case No. 4:10CV2436SNLJ’

MEMORANDUM TO COURT FILE
This matter is before the Court sua sponte. There have been ongoing mail delivery
problems in this lawsuit; i.e., mail from the pro se inmate plaintiff not being delivered to the pro se
defendants, and mail from this Court not being delivered to the pro se defendants. Since the pro
se defendants have listed only their work address, 7600 Hall St. (a jail facility commonly known
as the “City Workhouse”), it is imperative that mail from the plaintiff and mail from this Court be
timely delivered to the defendants. Having apprised administrators at the City Workhouse of this
serious problem, the Court has now been informed that steps are being taken to ensure that all
mail from the plaintiff and this Court, pertaining to this lawsuit, will be timely delivered to both
defendants.
The Court is confident that this problem has been resolved and no further court
intervention is necessary.
Dated this

2nd

day of December, 2011.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE