District Court
MEMORANDA AND ORDERS
APRIL 22, 2024
BY SANCHEZ, J.
Elliott v. Folino et al;
13-1944; Elliott�s second objection regarding his counsel�s failure to inform
him a first degree murder conviction could result in a sentence of life without
parole is also meritless.
Pomper v. AAA Mid-Atlantic
Insurance Group; 23-3757; Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 15(a) requires the
Court to �freely give leave� to amend �when justice so requires.� Because it is
possible Pomper could plead additional facts to
support a claim of bad faith, Count II will be dismissed without prejudice.
BY PAPPERT, J.
Davis v. Huntingdon State Prison; 19-3733; Reasonable
jurists would not debate this Court�s ruling, and Davis has not made a
substantial showing of a denial of a constitutional right as required by
Section 2253(c)(2).
BY KEARNEY, J.
USA v. Leslie; 22-0391; Mr. Leslie�s earlier convictions
for robbery and aggravated assault place him firmly in the category of those
who have been disarmed consistent with our Nation�s historical tradition.
BY BARTLE, J.
USA v. McLemore; 23-0393; The
motion of Mclemore to suppress the evidence obtained
from the search of his cell phone on November 9, 2021 will be denied.