Stevens v. Skolnik et al
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ORDER granting 147 Motion to Strike 146 Sur-Reply. Signed by Magistrate Judge William G. Cobb on 2/3/14. (Copies have been distributed pursuant to the NEF - JC)
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEVADA
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) 3:09-cv-00227-RCJ-WGC
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) ORDER
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COUNTRY STEVENS,
Plaintiff,
vs.
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HOWARD SKOLNIK, et. al.
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Defendants.
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Before the court is Defendants' Motion to Strike Plaintiff's Response to Defendants'
Reply in Support of Summary Judgment. (Doc. # 147.) 1
Defendants filed their motion for summary judgment on June 26, 2013. (Doc. # 138.)
Plaintiff filed a response. (See Docs. # 142 (affidavit), # 143 (brief in opposition).) Defendants
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subsequently filed their reply brief. (Doc. # 145.) At that point, the motion was considered fully
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briefed. Plaintiff subsequently filed a response to Defendants' reply. (Doc. # 146.)
Local Rule 7-2 contemplates the filing of a motion, opposition and reply briefs, but not a
sur-reply, as Plaintiff has filed here. Plaintiff did not seek leave of court to file his sur-reply.
The court has reviewed the sur-reply, and the document itself provides no good cause
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justifying leave to file an additional brief. Instead, Plaintiff reiterates the arguments he asserted
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Refers to court's docket number.
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in his opposition brief with some elaboration. There is no argument asserted in Defendants' reply
brief that Plaintiff could not have originally addressed in his opposition brief.
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Accordingly, Defendants' motion to strike the sur-reply (Doc. # 147) is GRANTED and
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the Clerk shall STRIKE Plaintiff's sur-reply (Doc. # 146).
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IT IS SO ORDERED.
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DATED: February 3, 2014.
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WILLIAM G. COBB
UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
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