Antelope Valley Allied Arts Association et al v. Lancaster Redevelopment Agency et al
| Steve Ponting, Linda Reynolds, Antelope Valley Allied Arts Association, Evie Cook, Lyndon Easley, Tracee Estabrooke, David Hasse and Tonia Thompson |
| Josie Alcoser, City of Lancaster, Does, Michelle Navarette, Lancaster Redevelopment Agency and Mitra Licciardi |
| 2:2010cv10039 |
| December 29, 2010 |
| US District Court for the Central District of California |
| Dale S. Fischer |
| Fernando M. Olguin |
| Civil Rights: Other |
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE by Magistrate Judge Fernando M. Olguin: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED as follows: Plaintiffs and plaintiffs' counsel shall, no later than November 21, 2011, show cause, if any there be, why sanctions should not be imposed against plaintiffs' counsel for failure to comply with the Court's Order of October 28, 2011. (See attached order for further details and requirements) (es)
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(IN CHAMBERS) MEMORANDUM ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE RE SANCTIONS by Judge Dale S. Fischer. The Court orders Plaintiffs counsel to show cause in writing on or before 11/21/2011 why sanctions in the amount of $250.00 payable to the Clerk of the Court should not issue for counsels failure to meet and confer in good faith, notify the Court of Plaintiffs non-opposition, and for its extreme delay in filing the (ultimately ineffective) request for dismissal. (vdr)
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