Opinion
3:20-cv-180-KRG-KAP
11-20-2023
ALVIN WASHINGTON, Plaintiff v. CORRECTIONS OFFICER BREGMAN, Defendant
MEMORANDUM ORDER
Keith A. Pesto, United States Magistrate Judge
The motion for reconsideration at ECF no. 42 is granted as follows: discovery is reopened for the purpose of producing (assuming they exist and no objection is made) the three video recordings requested by plaintiff, which in my understanding of DOC procedures is normally accomplished by making the videos available for review through the prison's security department.
I assume this may take more time at this time of year. The schedule for summary judgment moti0ns and pretrial statements is accordingly moved back: summary judgment motions are due on or before January 31, 2024, with responses by March 2, 2024, and pretrial statements to be filed after any dispositive motions are decided. In the absence of summary judgment motions, plaintiff's pretrial statement is due February 28, 2024, and defendant's is due March 31, 2024.