Dew v. Kelly
Filing
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Order. Report and Recommendation adopted; Further adjudication of petition held in abeyance pending exhaustion of state remedies; petitioner's 13 motion for discovery denied. Clerk shall admistratively stay and terminate case on court 's active docket pending notification, which petitioner shall file within 30 days after he has fully exhausted his state court remedies through all levels of adjudication and appeal, that petitioner has exhausted such remedies. Judge James G. Carr on 2/4/2013. (G,D)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO
WESTERN DIVISION
Gregory Dew,
Case No. 4:11CV2486
Petitioner,
v.
ORDER
Warden Bennie Kelly,
Respondent,
This is a habeas corpus case in which the Magistrate Judge has filed and Report and
Recommendation recommending that adjudication of the petition be held in abeyance pending
exhaustion of the petitioner’s fifth claim for relief. In addition, the Magistrate Judge overruled
the petitioner’s motion for discovery. (Doc. 13).
Neither party has filed an objection.
I have reviewed the Report and Recommendation de novo and find it well taken.
It is therefore
ORDERED THAT
1.
The Report and Recommendation be, and the same hereby is adopted;
2.
Further adjudication of the petition be, and the same hereby is held in abeyance
pending exhaustion of state remedies; and
3.
The petitioner’s motion for discovery be, and the same hereby is denied.
The Clerk shall administratively stay and terminate this case on the court’s active docket
pending notification, which petitioner shall file within thirty days after he has fully exhausted his
state court remedies through all levels of adjudication and appeal, that petitioner has exhausted
such remedies.
So ordered.
/s/ James G. Carr
Sr. U.S. District Judge
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