Arnold v. Clarke
Filing
24
FINAL ORDER. 11 Motion to Dismiss is GRANTED, and the 1 Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus is DENIED and DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE. It is further ORDERED that judgment be entered in favor of Respondent. Signed by District Judge Mark S. Davis on 1/25/2016. Copies mailed 1/25/2016. (jmey, )
UNITED
THE
STATES
DISTRICT
EASTERN DISTRICT
COURT
OF
LED
-
VIRG!
Norfolk Division
JAN 2 5 2016
WILLIAM EARL ARNOLD,
#1321103,
CLERK. US D STRICT COURT
NO^FOI K. VA
Petitioner,
ACTION
V.
NO.
2:14cv624
HAROLD CLARKE,
Director VDOC,
Respondent.
FINAL
Petitioner,
a Virginia inmate,
pursuant to 28 U.S.C.
violations
of
convictions
in
felony.
sentenced,
§ 2254.
federal
the
with the use of a
a
As
ORDER
Circuit
ECF No.
rights
result
Court
on November 3,
of
of
the
2011,
1.
The petition alleges
pertaining
gun and use of a
a
submitted a pro se petition,
to
petitioner's
Virginia Beach for
robbery
firearm in the commission of
convictions,
to serve
petitioner
thirteen years
was
in the
Virginia penal system.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
United
Judge pursuant to the provisions of 28 U.S.C.
(C)
for
and Rule
the
72 of
December
2,
Magistrate
§ 636(b)(1)(B)
and
the Rules of the United States District Court
Eastern
recommendation.
States
The
2 015,
District
amended
of
Virginia
report
recommends
that
and
for
report
recommendation,
respondent's
and
filed
motion
to
dismiss,
ECF No.
habeas
11,
corpus,
prejudice.
be granted,
ECF
ECF No.
No.
22.
1,
and the petition for a writ of
be
denied
and
dismissed
with
Each party was advised of the right to
file written objections to the findings and recommendations made
by
the
Magistrate
received
petitioner's
recommendation.
The
Judge.
ECF No.
Court,
having
On
December
objections
11,
to
2015,
Court
report
the
the
and
examined
the
23.
reviewed
the
record
and
objections filed by petitioner to the report and recommendation,
and having made
objected
to,
de novo findings
does
recommendations
hereby
set
filed December 2,
adopt
forth
in
and
the
in his
approve
report
to
the
and
the portions
findings
and
recommendation,
2015.
In petitioner's objections,
raised
with respect
petition for
a
he restates many of the claims
writ
of
habeas
corpus,
including
that counsel was ineffective for not filing a motion to suppress
evidence
seized
from
Sonya Stanford as
a
petitioner's
witness
to
hotel
room
testify that
and
adequately
report
that
and
these
appellate
addressed
recommendation.
claims
courts,
were
this
not
by
the
To
Magistrate
the
properly
argument
2
lacks
extent
give
These claims
Judge's
amended
petitioner
asserts
addressed
merit
calling
she did not
police officers consent to search the hotel room.
were
not
in
the
and does
Virginia
not
call
into
question
the
conclusions
made
in
the
Magistrate
Judge's
amended report and recommendation.
The
dismiss,
Court,
therefore,
ECF No.
11,
habeas corpus,
It
is
is GRANTED,
ECF No.
further
ORDERS
1,
ORDERED
that
respondent's
motion
to
and the petition for a writ of
is DENIED and DIMISSED WITH PREJUDICE.
that
judgment
be
entered
in
favor
of
respondent.
Petitioner has failed to demonstrate "a substantial showing
of
the
Court
denial
of
declines
pursuant
to
Procedure.
a
to
Rule
See
constitutional
issue
22(b)
Miller-El
any
of
v,
right,"
and,
certificate
the
Federal
Cockrell,
therefore,
of
appealability
Rules
537
the
of
U.S.
Appellate
322,
335-36
(2003).
Petitioner is
hereby notified that
he may appeal
from
the
judgment entered pursuant to this final order by filing a notice
of
appeal
Courthouse,
with
600
the
Granby
Clerk
Street,
of
this
Norfolk,
Court,
Virginia
United
23510,
thirty days from the date of entry of such judgment.
States
within
The
Clerk
shall
mail
a
copy
of
this
final
order
petitioner and to counsel of record for respondent.
Mark S. Davis
United StatcG Distnct.Judge
Mark" S T 'DavTs
UNITED
Norfolk, Virginia
January a'5 , 2016
STATES
DISTRICT
°
JUDGE
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