Watson v. Furnish et al
| James Watson |
| Justin Reichard, Thomas Plummer, Brian M Jarboe, R White, FNU Leamon, Holly Coonrod, Gabriel Furnish, John Drummer and Jeremy Repaal |
| 1:2012cv00055 |
| February 22, 2012 |
| US District Court for the Northern District of Indiana |
| Fort Wayne Office |
| Allen |
| Roger B Cosbey |
| Rudy Lozano |
| Other Civil Rights |
| 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 |
| Plaintiff |
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OPINION AND ORDER GRANTING 57 MOTION in Limine by Plaintiff James Watson; GRANTING IN PART and DENYING IN PART 58 MOTION in Limine by Defendants Holly Coonrod, Gabriel Furnish, Brian M Jarboe, Todd Leamon, Thomas Plummer, Justin Reichard, Jeremy Repaal, Royce White. It is therefore ORDERED that counsel, those acting on behalf of the parties, and any witnesses shall not refer to the matters excluded pursuant to this Opinion and Order, either directly or indirectly, during voir dire, opening statements, interrogation of witnesses, objection, arguments, closing statements, or otherwise, without first obtaining permission of the Court outside the presence or hearing of the jury. Counsel are further ORDERED to warn and caution each and every one of their witnesses to strictly follow these instructions. Signed by Magistrate Judge Roger B Cosbey on 8/2713. (cer)
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