Santiago v. Keyes et al
Jerry Luis Santiago |
John Doe, Richard Roe, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of State Police and Christopher Keyes |
3:2011cv30248 |
November 8, 2011 |
US District Court for the District of Massachusetts |
Springfield Office |
Barnstable |
Kenneth P. Neiman |
Other Civil Rights |
28 U.S.C. ยง 1442 |
Defendant |
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Filing 89 Magistrate Judge Kenneth P. Neiman: MEMORANDUM AND ORDER entered regarding 58 Motion for Summary Judgment, 60 Motion for Summary Judgment, and 62 Motion for Summary Judgment, cc:cl. See Memorandum and Order for details. (Healy, Bethaney) |
Filing 54 Magistrate Judge Kenneth P. Neiman: MEMORANDUM AND ORDER entered regarding Keyes and Rivera's Motions to Dismiss (Doc. Nos. 29 and 49), cc:cl. "...For the reasons stated, Keyes' motion to dismiss is ALLOWED in its entirely, and Rivera& #039;s motion to dismiss is ALLOWED but in part only. As a result, the following counts remain with respect to Keyes: Counts I and II insofar as they state claims against him in his individual capacity. Further, the following count remains against Rivera: Count I insofar as it states a claim against him in his individual capacity under section 1983." See Memorandum and Order for further details. (Healy, Bethaney) |
Filing 15 Magistrate Judge Kenneth P. Neiman: MEMORANDUM AND ORDER entered with regard to Plaintiff's 8 Motion to Remand to State Court and Defendant's 6 Motion to Dismiss, cc:cl. (Healy, Bethaney) |
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