Fbop Ser Monthly Report 2002jan
Download original document:
Document text
Document text
This text is machine-read, and may contain errors. Check the original document to verify accuracy.
( UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum February 10, 2002 Date: Attn of: Sherree L. Sturgis, Regional Counsel, Southeast Region Federal Bureau of Prisons, Atlanta, GA 30331 Subject: Monthly Report - January 2002 RepIyto Christopher Erlewine, Assistant Director/General Counsel Federal Bureau of Prisons Washington, D.C. 20534 To: I. ADMINISTRATIVE LEGAL ACTIVITIES - SUMMARY REPORT A Administrative Tort Claims - 2002 JAN (, Pending on 1" 112 Rec'd in month 70 Recons. rec'd 0 Ans'din month 36 Pending at end 131 Over 180 days 16· FEB MAY APR JUL }UN COL EDG EG EST GUA JES MIA MIM MNA L PENDIN >60 DAYS SEP ocr NOV DEC Pending Info from Inst.-5 Tort Claim Investigation Status: As of Febrwuy 7, 2002 ATL G AUG Pending Settlement, Settlement AuthOrity, OQM and/or AFIP Referral-7 • OIA Referrals -4 B. MAR MO PE TA N N L TOG YAZ SE~ 53 13 9 1 5 2 0 5 4 1 2 1 7 4 9 15 13 0 0 0 I 0 0 2 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 13 4507 ( SER Monthly Report -January 2002 Page 2 ·Pending settlement authority, OQM and AFIPReCerraI-7. ·Pending additional infonnation from claimant and/or representative-6. c. FOI/Privacy Act Requests - 2002 JAN Pending on 1~t 22 Rec'd in month 41 Ans'd in month 41 Pending at end 17 Over 30 days D. ( MAY JUN AUG SEP NOV OCT DEC FOIA Requests for records: As of Ianuary 2002 COL EGL PENDING 3 2 >30 0 0 JES MIA MIM MNA MON PEN 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 EST GUA 1 1 0 0 DAYS E. JUL 0 ATL \. APR MAR FEB Administrative Remedies 2002 4508 TAL TOG YAZ EDG 2 I 0 6 1 0 0 0 ( SER Monthly Report -January 2002 Page 3 II. LITIGATION ACTIVI1Y - 2002 SOUTHEAST REGION A Summary Report FEB JAN Cases Open 250 New Cases MAR APR MAY JON JUL AUG SEP OCT 9 FTCA 1 Bivens 3· Other 2 Bivens/FTCA 0 Lit Reports 15 Cases Closed DEC Tot 283 15 Habeas Corpus NOV 15 6 B. Settlements and Awards: None reported C. Significant Cases. Trials. Hearings. Other: I. NEW CASES: a. Cecil Simon v. Willie Scott, 1:01-cv-2179-RWS (FGAN) Bivens Case. USP Atlanta and USP Lewisburg. Plaintiff alleges he was not given adequate medical treatment for Glaucoma by staff at USP Lewisburg and USP Atlanta. Plaintiff alleges he was deniee access to outside medical treatment in time to save his left eye. AUSA not yet assigned. b. Toe Tefferson v. D.L. Hobbs, CV 201-217 (FGAS) Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Jesup. Inmate challenges the Sex Offender Public Safety Factor. AUSA Melissa Mundell. c. BondaIy McCall v. D.L. Hobbs, CV 201-219 (FGAS) Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Jesup. Petitioner challenges his required participation in the Inmate Financial Responsibility Program. AUSA Larry Lee. d. Eulee Scott v. D.L. Hobbs, CV 201-178 (FGAS) .'. 4509 ( 'ER Monthly Report -January 2002 ~age4 Habeas Corpus Petitioner. FCI Jesup. Inmate challenges the Sex Offender Public Safety Factor. AUSA Delora Grantham. ( ...... e. David L. Carter v. Kathleen Sawyer, No Number (FGAS) Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Yazoo City. Petitioner alleges a severe public safety hazard exists at FCI Yazoo City. AUSA Delora Grantham. f. Anthony Posada v. Khurshid, 5:01-cv-365RG (FMSS) Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Yazoo City. Petitioner alleges his ~entences should run concurrently. g. Gabriel Scaff-Martinez v. U.S., 5:01-cv-0254 (FMSS) flCA Case. FCI Yazoo City. Plaintiff filed three separate tort claims alleging some of his personal property and legal documents had been lost by staff after he was placed in SHU in retaliation for filing another lawsuit. AUSA David Usry. h. William L. Ferreira v. Dan Dove, no number (FSC) Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Edgefield. Petitioner alleges he is not receiving adequate medical care for his degenerative dis disease and staff are covering this lack of medical care by classifying him as suffering from generalized anxiety. AUSA Barbara Bowens. i. Patrick Anthony Menillo v. Dan Dove, 3:01-4444-23BC (FSC) Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Edgefield. Petitioner alleges he has not received all jail credit. AUSA Barbara Bowens. j. lohn Albritton v. FBOP, 01-704-CN-MOORE (FFLS) Bivens Case. FCI Miami. Plaintiff alleges staff have violated his Eighth Amendment rights to be free from cruel and unusual punishment by providing him with' inadequate living space, inadequate vertical space between bunk-beds, unit overcrowding, and fire hazardous conditions. AUSA Robert Bondi. k. lose Fernandez-Toledo v. (FNUl Mercado, OI-3545-civ-king (FFLS) Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Miami. Petitioner alleges he is not receiving adequate medical treatment for an injury he received as a result of lifting a mail cart. AUSA not yet aSSigned. 1. I.K v. Mark Henry, 5:01-cv288/MP/SMN (FFLN) - 4510 ( ER Monthly Report -January 2002 lageS Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Marianna. Petitioner alleges he has not received all good time credit available. AUSA Mike Finney. m. ( Luis Martinez v. Mark Henry. 5:01-cv-276/MMP/SMN (FFLN) Habeas Corpus Petition. FCI Marianna. Petitioner alleges he has not received jail credit for time spent in pre-trial status. Petitioner,also alleges the USMS and State of Florida have placed illegal detainers against him, which prohibits his ability to received numerous BOP benefits. AUSA Mike Finney. 2. HEARINGS: No Significant hearing reported this period. 3. TRIALS: No Significant trials reported this period 4. OTHER: None 5. CLOSED CASES a. Smith v. Ray (FCI Edgefield) 2:01-239-1 SAJ (FSC) Dismissed Without Prejudice December 14, 2001 b. Smith v. Vazquez (FPC Eglin) 3:01-CV-169/RV/MD Petition Denied January 2, 2002 c. Van Riper v. Swope, (FCI Estill) 5:01-CV-238-0C-I0 GRJ Dismissed Without Prejudice December 13, 2001 d. Coiner v. U.S. (USP Atlanta) 99-cv-294 OC-I0GRJ Dismissed January 24, 2002 e. Philmore v. Dove, (FCI Edgefield) 9:01-1938-17RB 4511 ( mR Monthly Report -January 2002 l'age6 Summary Judgement Januar 18, 2002 f. Royster v. Dove. wt aI., ( FCI Edgefield) 2:01-0576-23 S.l. in part/dismiss without prejudice January 10, 2001 D. RELIGIOUS CASES: None Reported E. ENSIGN AMENDMENT CASES: None Reported. F. PLRA 1915 DISMISSALS: None Reported. III CRIMINAL CASES: No significant reporting. IV TRAVEL FOR DECEMBER 2001 ( V MISCELLANEOUS: None 4512