Freeman v. Ray et al
| de Carlos Freeman |
| Richard Moore, Jason Ray and Elkhart Police Department |
| 3:2012cv00154 |
| March 30, 2012 |
| US District Court for the Northern District of Indiana |
| South Bend Office |
| LaPorte |
| Christopher A Nuechterlein |
| Philip P Simon |
| Civil Rights |
| 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 |
| None |
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ORDER denying 72 Rule 12(f) Motion to Strike, 69 Letter, and 70 Request for attorney's fees. Signed by Chief Judge Philip P Simon on 8/7/2014. (kds)
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OPINION AND ORDER denying as moot 57 Objection; denying 43 MOTION for Summary Judgment filed by Jason Ray; denying 55 MOTION to Compel filed by de Carlos Freeman; denying 58 RULE 56 MOTION to Strike 43 MOTION for Summary Judgment filed by de Carlos Freeman. Telephonic Status Conference set for 3/20/2014 02:30 PM in US District Court - Hammond before Chief Judge Philip P Simon. Signed by Chief Judge Philip P Simon on 2/24/2014. (kds)
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OPINION AND ORDER granting plaintiff leave to proceed against Officer Jason Ray in his individual capacity for monetary damages on his Fourteenth Amendment illegal search and seizure claim; dismisses all other claims; and directs USM to effect service of process. Signed by Chief Judge Philip P Simon on 6/21/2012. (kds)
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