Free Order on Motion to Compel - District Court of Connecticut - Connecticut


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RULING AND ORDER
Pending are plaintiff's renewed motion to compel and _
defendants’ motion for extension of time. X
By order filed April 8, 2004, defendants were to respond to i
all outstanding discovery within thirty days. Defendants now [
seek, gggg ggg tggg, a thirty—day extension of time to complete
and serve their responses. Defendants’ motion [doc. #47] is Q
GRANTED.
Plaintiff has renewed his motion to compel production to his
mother of the videotape of the incident giving rise to this l
action. Defendants oppose the motion on the ground that release i
of the videotape to plaintiff’s mother might have an adverse x
impact on institutional security and violate privacy interests of
correctional personnel. In addition, defendants express concern y
that the videotape might be copied and disseminated. é
In his prior motion, plaintiff indicated that he seeks {
production of the videotape primarily to ensure that the X
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defendants have a practice of “losing” videotapes, plaintiff I
provides no support for this statement. Plaintiff also states i
that he may need to review the tape to respond to a motion for
summary judgment or to prepare for trial. The defendants'
attorney states that he is maintaining a copy of the videotape
and notes that he would produce a copy to any attorney retained I
by plaintiff in the future. He also represents that he will E
submit a copy of the tape in support of any motion for summary U i
judgment defendants might file in the future. Q
Plaintiff’s motion to compel [doc. #45] is DENIED. Counsel I
for the defendants is directed to maintain and preserve the I
videotape. Should plaintiff need to review the videotape to
prepare any motions or responses, he is directed to contact the
defendants’ attorney who will make arrangements for plaintiff to I
view the videotape. i
SO ORDEEED this 27* day of May,f 04, at ar ford,
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UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE I
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