Meadows v. May et al
| Terese Marie Meadows |
| Larry May, James Gibson, N Faust, John Maples, Jr, Dexter Payne, Maggie Capel, Linda Dixon, Mike Grimes, Roger Ayers and Dixon |
| 1:2010cv00034 |
| May 12, 2010 |
| US District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas |
| Batesville Office |
| Jackson |
| Brian S. Miller |
| Prison Condition |
| 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 |
| Plaintiff |
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ORDER adopting in their entirety 22 partial proposed findings and recommendations submitted by U.S. Magistrate Judge Jerome T. Kearney; dismissing Defendants Brandon, May, and Payne from this action, for failure to state a claim; and, dismissing Plaintiff's conspiracy and access to grand jury allegations, for failure to state a claim. Signed by Judge Brian S. Miller on 6/10/2011. (dmn)
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CORRECTED ORDER of Service 23 Order. Signed by Magistrate Judge Jerome T. Kearney on 2/18/11. (bkp)
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ORDER directing the Clerk to prepare summons and the U.S. Marshal to serve the Second Amended Complaint and summons on defts James Gibson, John Maples, Jr., Maggie Capel, Mike Grimes, Roger Ayers, and Linda Dixon, without prepayment of fees therefor. Signed by Magistrate Judge Jerome T. Kearney on 2/17/11. (bkp) Modified on 2/17/2011 to correct typographical error (bkp).
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