Terrence Buchanan v. County of Los Angeles et al
| Terrence Buchanan |
| Deputy Sheriff Alanis, County of Los Angeles and Does |
| 2:2011cv06135 |
| July 26, 2011 |
| US District Court for the Central District of California |
| Valerie Baker Fairbank |
| Jay C. Gandhi |
| Civil Rights: Other |
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JUDGMENT by Magistrate Judge Jay C. Gandhi, This action came on regularly for trial on January 22, 2013 in Courtroom 22, the Honorable Jay C. Gandhi, United States Magistrate Judge Presiding. Plaintiff, Terrence Buchanan appeared through his counsel Greg Garrotto; defendants County of Los Angeles, Shelor Young and Deputy Obidio Alanis appeared through their counsel, Edwin A. Lewis, Senior Deputy County Counsel. A jury of 8 persons was regularly empaneled and sworn. Witnesses were sworn and testi fied. After hearing the evidence and arguments, the jury was instructed and retired. The jury deliberated and returned its verdict, finding in favor of Defendants It appearing by reason of the Jurys verdict that plaintiff will recover nothing by reason of his complaint and that defendants are the prevailing party in the action, defendants shall recover allowable costs in the sum of $ 3,752.00, respectively. (MD JS-6, Case Terminated). (lmh)
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