Gentry et al v. Lawton Correctional Facility et al
| Joe W Carey, II and Jermol D Gentry |
| Lawton Correctional Facility and Hector Rios |
| 5:2014cv00310 |
| March 31, 2014 |
| US District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma |
| Oklahoma City Office |
| Comanche |
| Suzanne Mitchell |
| Lee R. West |
| Civil Rights |
| 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 |
| None |
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ORDER ADOPTING 23 REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION; deeming moot 17 Motion for a Declaration of Tranference filed by Joe W Carey, II, Jermol D Gentry; DISMISSING this matter without prejudice. Signed by Honorable Lee R. West on 9/19/14. (kw)
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ORDER ADOPTING REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION for 16 Report and Recommendation; dismisses without prejudice Carey's claims asserted in the complaint 1 ; advises Carey that if he intends to pursue these claims, he must file an independent action; vacates the Order 6 to extent that Carey was granted leave to proceed without prepayment of the full filing fee; deems moot 15 plaintiffs' Motion for an Injunction, wherein plaintiffs had requested that the Court compel prison officials to allow plaintiffs to meet and confer regarding this lawsuit; re-refers this matter to Magistrate Judge Mitchell for further proceedings. Signed by Honorable Lee R. West on 06/16/14. (jy)
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