McLaurin, Freddie v. Hag
Filing
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ORDER that plaintiff Freddie McLaurin may have until March 14, 2012 tosubmit an addendum to his complaint. If, by March 14, 2012, plaintiff fails to submit the required addendum or explain his failure to do so, the clerk of court is directed to enter judgment dismissing this case without prejudice for plaintiff's failure to prosecute it. (jef),(ps)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN
_________________________________________________________________________________________
FREDDIE T. MCLAURIN, JR.,
ORDER
Plaintiff,
v.
11-cv-766-slc
OFFICER HAG,
Defendant.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
In an order entered on February 2, 2012, plaintiff Freddie McLaurin was granted leave
to proceed in forma pauperis on his Eighth Amendment claim that defendant Hag sexually
assaulted him. In the same order, plaintiff was given until February 15, 2012 in which to submit
an addendum to his complaint stating the date on which the alleged assault occurred. It is now
February 28, 2012, and plaintiff has not submitted an addendum or asked for more time within
which to do so. Because plaintiff is proceeding pro se, I will allow him one final opportunity to
submit the required information. If plaintiff fails to submit an addendum stating the date the
incident occurred, then his complaint will be dismissed for his failure to prosecute it.
ORDER
IT IS ORDERED that plaintiff Freddie McLaurin may have until March 14, 2012 to
submit an addendum to his complaint. If, by March 14, 2012, plaintiff fails to submit the
required addendum or explain his failure to do so, the clerk of court is directed to enter
judgment dismissing this case without prejudice for plaintiff’s failure to prosecute it.
Entered this 2nd day of March, 2012.
BY THE COURT:
/s/
STEPHEN L. CROCKER
Magistrate Judge
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