State v. Hensley — Appeal dismissed for lack of jurisdiction; sentencing required before appellate review in criminal cases
Case State of West Virginia v. Richard A. Hensley Jr. Court Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia Judge Ewing
Case State of West Virginia v. Richard A. Hensley Jr. Court Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia Judge Ewing
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Central District of California denies a federal prisoner’s petition to be transported approximately 1,500 miles to testify in person at a private Texas civil trial, finding the cost and security burdens outweigh the benefits.
Magistrate Judge Daniel S. Roberts ordered a pro se prisoner plaintiff to show cause why his § 1983 suit over a Kern Valley State Prison incident should not be transferred to the Eastern District of California, where the prison and all defendants are located.