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Case Information

Filed 2024-09-12
Status Open
Type Equity Action Involving An Incarcerated Party
Docket 9 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Levesque W 11681, Adam Adrianna
Defendant Carol Mici, Commissioner Of Massachusetts Department Of Corrections|Dean Gray, Superintendent Of Sbcc|Thomas Tocci, Grievance Coordinator At Sbcc|Morgan Mcginty, Director Of Mental Health At Sbcc|Abby Davidson, Mental Health Clinician At Sbcc|Stephen Kennedy, Superintendant Of Occc|Joy Gallant, Deputy Of Reentry At Occc|Jenna Williams, Director Of Treatment At Occc|Todd Baptista, Lieutennant At Occc|Krystal Dangelo, Lieutennant At Occc

Docket Entries

  1. Endorsement on Motion to Serve Defendants by Regular U.S. Mail (#7.0): ALLOWED Service may be made via regular mail at the Defendant's place of business or their place of work. The Defendants may agree, through counsel to instead accept service through their employer. Allowed as to use of U.S. Mail to serve at the defendants usual place of employment. (dated 12/31/2024) Notice Sent 1/8/25
  2. Affidavit of Indigency and request for waiver substitution of state payment of fees and costs filed without Supplemental affidavit Allowed. Subject for review by judge. (Dated: 9/12/24)
  3. Original civil complaint filed.
  4. Civil action cover sheet filed.
  5. ORDER: To Commissioner of Correction to provide certain information regarding inmate account relative to plaintiff's Motion to waive fling fee and proceed in Forma Paupers. By the Court. (Notice Sent 09/12/2024)
  6. ORDER: After a review of petition and correspondence, the Court has instructed the Clerk's Office to take the flowing action: Service to be made upon defendants by means of certified mail at the plaintiff's expense, and you must return to the court the original summons with the green return receipt card for each defendant. A copy of the complaint is to be sent to the Office of the Attorney General of the Department of Corrections by the plaintiff(s). (Notice Sent 09/12/2024)
  7. Docket Note: Ten Summonses, Copy of Affidavit of Indigency, Complaint, CACS, Order #4 sent to DOC to fax requesting a canteen account for (6) months from MCI Norfolk. (Dated: 09/12/24)
  8. ORDER: Notice of Waiver of Court costs and request for payment to be withdrawn from account (Pursuant to G.L. c. 261 sec. 29) The prisoner/plaintiff in the above captioned action has filed a motion to waive the filing fee of $275.00 and court costs (normal) and to proceed in forma pauperis. After reviewing the affidavit of indigency and the statement of inmate account provided by the correctional facility, the court hereby orders: The plaintiff is incapable of paying the filing fee and may proceed in forma pauperis. By the Court. (dated 9/23/24) Notice Sent 9/24/24
  9. Plaintiff Adam Adrianna Levesque W11681's Motion to Serve Defendants by Regular U.S. Mail

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