Dye, John v. Grisdale, Charles et al
Filing
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ORDER that plaintiff may have until September 20, 2012 to submit his proposed findings of fact in support of his motion for summary judgment that complies with the court's procedures. Signed by Magistrate Judge Stephen L. Crocker on 9/13/2012. (jef),(ps)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN
JOHN L. DYE, JR.,
ORDER
Plaintiff,
v.
11-cv-443-bbc
DR. CHARLES J. GRISDALE,
DR. JEFFERY GARBELMAN, DR. RALPH FROELICH,
MICHAEL THURMER, and BELINDA SCHRUBBE,
Defendants.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Plaintiff John Dye is proceeding on his claims that defendants violated his Eighth
Amendment rights by failing to accommodate his eating disorder/phobia. At the preliminary
pretrial conference held on January 20, 2011, I set the schedule for trial, including the
September 7, 2012 deadline for filing dispositive motions. Now plaintiff has filed a motion for
summary judgment. Briefing on the motion will be postponed however, because plaintiff failed
to follow the procedures as outlined in the Procedure To Be Followed On Motions For Summary
Judgment. This procedure was included with the January 20, 2011 pretrial conference order and
I will include a copy of the procedure along with this order. Plaintiff should pay particular
attention to those parts of the procedure that require him to submit proposed findings of fact
in support of his motion and point to admissible evidence in the record to support each factual
proposition. Accordingly, I will give plaintiff a brief extension of time to submit his proposed
findings of fact and any supporting evidence.
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ORDER
IT IS ORDERED that plaintiff John Dye may have until September 20, 2012 to submit
his proposed findings of fact in support of his motion for summary judgment that complies with
the court’s procedures. Once the clerk’s office receives plaintiff’s proposed findings of fact that
comply with this court’s procedures, briefing will be set on the motion. However, if plaintiff fails
to submit proposed findings of fact that comply with the court’s procedures by the deadline, his
motion will be denied because he failed to follow the procedures.
Entered this 13th day of September, 2012.
BY THE COURT:
/s/
STEPHEN L. CROCKER
Magistrate Judge
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