Bristow v. Eleby et al

Bristow v. Eleby et al

Case Number:	1:2006cv00002
Filed:	January 4, 2006
Court:	US District Court for the Southern District of Ohio
Office:	Cincinnati Office
Presiding Judge:	Timothy S. Black
Presiding Judge:	Susan J. Dlott
Nature of Suit:	Prisoner: Civil Rights
Cause of Action:	42 U.S.C. § 1983 Prisoner Civil Rights
Jury Demanded By:	Plaintiff

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Date Filed	Document Text
January 4, 2006	Filing 4 ORDER that Plaintiff submit a certified copy of trust fund account statement or institutional equivalent or pay full filing fee of $250 within 7 days; SOCF Cashier release to plaintiff or submit to the Court a certified copy of plaintiff's trust fund statement for the six month period immediately proceding this Order; Defendant is Ordered to fila a response to plaintiff's Motion for TRO and/or Preliminary Injunction within 7 days; Clerk to serve by certified mail a copy of complai nt and motion for TRO and/or Preliminary Injunction on defendants and Ohio Attorney General; Clerk is directed to file a civil case number with documents 1 - 4; Upon receipt of the responses from the parties to this Order the Court shall determine if plaintiff may proceed in forma pauperis and if plaintiff is entitled to preliminary injunctive relief. Signed by Judge Timothy S. Black on 1/3/05. (ph, ) Additional attachment# 1Cert Mail Receipts added on 1/4/2006 (ph, )Additional attachment# 2C ert Mail Returns on Bristow, Collins & Eleby on 1/5/06 added on 1/9/2006 (ph, ). Modified on 1/9/2006 (ph, ). Additional attachment # 3 Certified Return Receipt (OH Atty General) added on 1/11/2006 (tt, ). Modified on 1/11/2006 - To identify attachment (tt, ). Additional attachment# 4Cert Mail Return Rcpt on Wanza Jackson, Warden added on 1/13/2006 (ph, ). Modified on 1/13/2006 (ph, ).

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January 4, 2006

Filing 4 ORDER that Plaintiff submit a certified copy of trust fund account statement or institutional equivalent or pay full filing fee of $250 within 7 days; SOCF Cashier release to plaintiff or submit to the Court a certified copy of plaintiff's trust fund statement for the six month period immediately proceding this Order; Defendant is Ordered to fila a response to plaintiff's Motion for TRO and/or Preliminary Injunction within 7 days; Clerk to serve by certified mail a copy of complai nt and motion for TRO and/or Preliminary Injunction on defendants and Ohio Attorney General; Clerk is directed to file a civil case number with documents 1 - 4; Upon receipt of the responses from the parties to this Order the Court shall determine if plaintiff may proceed in forma pauperis and if plaintiff is entitled to preliminary injunctive relief. Signed by Judge Timothy S. Black on 1/3/05. (ph, ) Additional attachment# 1Cert Mail Receipts added on 1/4/2006 (ph, )Additional attachment# 2C ert Mail Returns on Bristow, Collins & Eleby on 1/5/06 added on 1/9/2006 (ph, ). Modified on 1/9/2006 (ph, ). Additional attachment # 3 Certified Return Receipt (OH Atty General) added on 1/11/2006 (tt, ). Modified on 1/11/2006 - To identify attachment (tt, ). Additional attachment# 4Cert Mail Return Rcpt on Wanza Jackson, Warden added on 1/13/2006 (ph, ). Modified on 1/13/2006 (ph, ).

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