John Doe v. Montana State University et al
Filing
140
ORDERED: The stipulation of counsel is accepted and is adopted on the order of the Court. The Court will conduct a status conference with counsel on 2/13/2019 at 10:00 AM in Helena, MT before Judge Sam E Haddon. Contract Court Reporter is Needed. Upon further stipulation and agreement of the parties, the Court will consider conducting the status conference by telephone conference. Signed by Judge Sam E Haddon on 1/30/2019. (HEG)
1/30/2019
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MONTANA
BUTTE DIVISION
ERIK POWELL,
Plaintiff,
No. CV 17-15-BU-SEH
vs.
ORDER
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
DR. ROBERT MOKWA, and JYL
SHAFFER, employees of Montana
State University, sued in their official
capacity,
Defendants.
On January 28, 2019, the parties filed a joint Stipulation for Non-Jury Trial 1
stating "[t]he parties ... through counsel, jointly stipulate that the remaining
issues of fact in the above-captioned matter be tried to the Court sitting without a
jury."2
ORDERED:
I.
The stipulation of counsel is accepted and is adopted on the order of
the Court.
1
Doc. 139.
2
Doc. 139.
2.
The court will conduct a status conference with counsel at 10:00 a.m.
on Wednesday, February 13, 2019, at the Paul G. Hatfield Courthouse, Helena,
Montana, to address, agree upon, and establish a schedule for: (1) the time
required for trial; (2) pretrial submissions of proposed findings of fact and
conclusions oflaw; (3) pretrial submission of trial briefs; (4) submission of
supplemental proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law post-trial, if
appropriate; ( 5) submission of post trial briefs, if appropriate; ( 6) setting of a date
for trial of the case before the Court; and (7) setting of the location for trial.
Upon further stipulation and agreement of the parties, the Court will
consider conducting the ~ s conference by telephone conference.
DATED this
10
'day of January, 2019.
~&~"'7
United States District Judge
2
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