District Court, D. Nevada, 2022

Barren v. Dzurenda

Barren v. Dzurenda
District Court, D. Nevada · Decided January 11, 2022
Barren v. Dzurenda

Trial Court Opinion

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUR FILED □□□□□□ DISTRICT OF NEVADA ENTERED SERVEL COUNSELPARTIES OF REC DONALD ROBIN BARREN, | DEC 28 2021 | CLERK US DISTRICT COURT Plaintiff, DISTRICT OF NEVADA Vs. Case No. : 2:19-cv-00142-APG-V Qe □□□ JAMES DZURENDA, Director et al., MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE MODIFY Defendants Comes now Donald Robin Barren, Plaintiff respectfully move the honorable court pursuant to United Stat District Court District Of Nevada’s Local Rules of Practice LR 16.1-3; LR 16.1-21 Good Faith Participation; an 22-2. Specifically the honorable court dismissed defendant’s Branden Everett; Caseworker Hernandez Minerva De La Torre; and Michael Keeler, for failure to timely serve the defendants Thus the Plaintiff respectfully request that the Honorable Court reconsider its December 15, 2021, Order Dismis Defendants. id. The Plaintiffs request is based on his assertion that his circumstances differ under the status of being on parole z under the authority of the named defendants in this case where a prisoner in Nevada does not have a constitutionally protected liberty interest in being released on parole, only in having access to a parole hearing. | v. Palmer, 603 F.3d 658, 662, 663, (9"" cir. 2010). Also, “ the Nevada Supreme court noted that because credit deductions only serve to make an inmate eligible for parole earlier’, there is no relief available when the offend has already expired his sentence. See Williams v. Nevada State Dept. of Corr., 133 Nev. 594, 600 n. 7, 402 p.3d 1260,1265 n. 7 (2017).

The Plaintiff maintains and says that he has not expired his sentence nor can he ever under the authority of thes defendants where the record clearly shows a fortiori. By there on admissions they did deny to the Plaintiff his benefits to anything beneficial under the laws of Nevada. i.e., Nevada Revised Statutes.

In furtherance the Plaintiff maintains and says that Michael Keeler; and Minerva De La Torre, retaliated after the learned that he exercised his right to challenge their authority under the Law and United States Constitution □□□□ the Nevada State District Court.

Thereafter through collaboration initiated by the executive secretaries viable position with the vicarious authorit invested to her in violation of the Plaintiff's 1* Amendment right. Simply put, 1. The plaintiff has credit deductic earned as admitted by the defendants. However, 2. The defendants refuse to give the plaintiff any benefit whatsoever. “credit deductions ‘only serve’ to make an ‘inmate eligible for parole earlier’ ” id. Inr etrostpote hcaett ,t orGneenye rcallatsih mat th e"ya dvitshceeod u arntBd a rrtehnat thN ee vaddeap artomfe n Correcctoiuonlnodist d enHteirfnya niddeezn'atsni ddti ynd o ktn otwh lea ksnto wand drfeosDrse L aT orrEeCN.Fo .

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IT IS SO ORDERED: Dated: January 11, 2022 ANDREW P. GORDON UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE

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