Whitley v. City of Portland et al

Filing 183

ORDER - Adopting Findings and Recommendation 171 . IT IS SO ORDERED. Signed on 8/12/09 by Judge Malcolm F. Marsh. (peg)

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Fll.ED'09 AiX; 121Sl54tsoc-(81 I N THE UNITED STATES D I S T R I C T COURT FOR THE D I S T R I C T OF OREGON N I C O L E WHITLEY, C i v i l No. 07-1114-AC Plaintiff, v. T h e C I T Y OF PORTLAND, a n d ROBERT DAY, i n h i s i n d i v i d u a l capacity as a police officer for the Portland Police Bureau, ORDER Defendants. MARSH, J u d g e . Magistrate and is and any Judge John V. Acosta Ma y 20 , 28 filed 2009 · § his The Findings matter Reconunendation now Fed. before R. me (#171) on pursuant P. 72 (b) . the district to U.S.C. either 6 3 6 ( b ) ( 1 ) (B) objects to and Civ. When party portion of the Magistrate's court must Findings make a de Recommendation, novo 1- ORDER determination report. Corp. 1309, (1982). Plaintiff portions timely of filed See of 28 that U.S.C. § portion of the Magistrate's Douglas F.2d 920 636(b) (1) (C); Machines, cert. McDonnell Inc. , 455 656 v. 1313 Commodore (9th Cir. Business 1981), denied, U.S. timely the Findings response an filed and numerous objections to Recommendation. to fact the Defendants Magistrate's summary Title I have Having I a that objecting of determination judgment VII and on Or. a issue prevents under plaintiff's Rev. de Stat. novo retaliation 659.030(f) . review of claims Therefore, this lengthy case. conducted thoroughly conclude error. examined that they the are parties' without objections, I merit and find no Accordingly, I ADOPT the Findings and Recommendation ( # 1 7 1 ) o f M a g i s t r a t e J u d g e J o h n V. A c o s t a . I T I S SO ORDERED. DATED t h i s IZ d a y o f AUGUST, 2 0 0 9 . Malcolm F. Marsh United States District Judge I~?~ 2- ORDER

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