Board of Trustees, Wayne Community College v. Mitchell
Filing
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ORDER adopting Report and Recommendations regarding 4 Memorandum and Recommendations. The court adopts the recommendation of the magistrate judge as its own. For the reasons stated therein, this matter is REMANDED to the North Carolina Court of Justice, Wayne County Superior Court Division. Signed by Senior Judge Malcolm J. Howard on 5/3/2016. (Rudd, D.)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA
WESTERN DIVISION
NO.: 5:14-CV-419-H
PAUL A. MITCHELL,
Plaintiff,
v.
ORDER
BOARD OF TRUSTEES, WAYNE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE,
Defendant.
This
pursuant
matter
to
is
before
28
prolific pro
U.S.C.
se
litigant.
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the
1915.
court
Plaintiff
He has
lawsuits which were filed in,
to
termination
arise
as
a
from
basic
the
transferred to,
same
skills
All the
facts
instructor
frivolity
Paul
filed at
Eastern District of North Carolina.
appear
on
and
Mitchell
least eight
review
is
a
other
or removed to the
suits
ultimately
circumstances-his
from Wayne
Community
College ("WCC") .
This matter was referred to United States Magistrate Judge
Kimberly A.
Swank.
Judge Swank filed an order and memorandum
and recommendation (M&R)
ordering that Mitchell's application to
proceed in forma pauperis be allowed and recommending Mitchell's
Notice of Removal be stricken and this matter remanded to state
court.
No objections have been filed to the M&R,
and the time
for doing so has expired.
A full and careful review of the M&R and other documents of
record
convinces
the
court
that
the
recommendation
of
the
magistrate judge is, in all respects, in accordance with the law
and
should
be
recommendation
reasons
approved.
of
the
stated therein,
Accordingly,
magistrate
this
judge
matter
is
the
as
court
its
own.
REMANDED
to
adopts
the
For
the
the
North
Carolina Court of Justice, Wayne County Superior Court Division.
~~
This ~day of May 2016.
Senior United States District Judge
At Greenville, NC
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