Johnson v. Reese et al (INMATE1)
| Alvin James Johnson |
| Eugene Reese, Melissa Rittenour, Richard B. White, Jr. and Sharon Yates |
| 2:2008cv00830 |
| October 15, 2008 |
| US District Court for the Middle District of Alabama |
| Prisoner: Civil Rights Office |
| Montgomery |
| Truman M. Hobbs |
| Terry F. Moorer |
| Plaintiff |
| Federal Question |
| 42:1983 Prisoner Civil Rights |
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RECOMMENDATION of the Magistrate Judge that: (1)the plaintiff's claims against Eugene Reese, Sharon Yates, Melissa Rittenhour, and Richard Benjamin White, Jr., be dismissed with prejudice prior to service as further set out in order; (2) to the extent Johnson presents claims challenging the constitutionality of criminal charges pending against him before the state courts of Montgomery County, AL, these claims be dismissed without prejudice as further set out in order. Objections to R&R due by 11/3/2008. Signed by Honorable Terry F. Moorer on 10/20/08. (sl, )
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ORDER granting 2 Affidavit for Leave to Proceed in forma pauperis except to the extent payment is required under this order. Copies mailed to plaintiff and Montgomery County Detention Facility inmate account clerk. Signed by Honorable Terry F. Moorer on 10/16/08. (sl, )
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