JIMINEZ
v.
EVERGLADES C.I., WARDEN
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The court overruled the plaintiff's objections to the magistrate's report and denied his motion for relief from judgment, finding his claims of non-receipt of documents unpersuasive.
The plaintiff, a pro se prisoner, objected to a magistrate's report and sought relief from judgment, claiming he did not receive key documents due to …
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undeliverable by the United States Postal Service ....” (See D.E. 40.) On this basis, Magistrate Judge Reid ruled that “[o]n this record, [the Plaintiff] ha[d] not demonstrated cause to overcome his failure to properly litigate this case and to comply with court orders.” (D.E. 41 (correcting scrivenor’s error in D.E. 40).) 3 In addition to dismissing the case without prejudice for failing to cure the pleading deficiencies, the Court noted that the Plaintiff also “failed to respond to both a court order requiring him to provide additional information to identify the John Doe Defendants, and to Defendant Lovett’s Motion to Dismiss.” (D.E. 42 at 2 (citing D.E. 17, 35).)
Copies furnished to: United States Magistrate Judge Lisette M. Reid Counsel of Record Darwin Joel Ruiz Jiminez
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Northwest Florida Reception Center Inmate Mail/Parcels 4455 Sam Mitchell Drive Chipley, FL 32428 Pro Se