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This document is a response by the plaintiff to the defendants' reply in support of their supplemental motion for summary judgment. It contains:
1) A statement that the defendants rely only on statements made by Dimas in their motion, who had access to records as an employee.
2) An assertion that the plaintiff seeks examination of the Federal agency responsible for his detention and the records of his grievances, which he says were destroyed by the defendants.
3) A request that the court grant an independent investigation into alleged criminal activities by Dimas Charities Inc.
Detention order
The document is a detention order for Traian Bujduveanu, who is charged with conspiracy to export military parts to Iran without proper licensing. At a hearing, the court determined no bail conditions would reasonably assure his appearance at trial given: 1) Substantial evidence against him including shipments of helicopter and fighter jet parts to Iran; 2) His ties to Romania as a naturalized citizen whose girlfriend is Romanian; and 3) Risk he could flee to Romania or continue his international aviation business abroad. The court ordered him detained pending trial.
Docket 11:29:2009
This document is a court docket summary that:
1) Details a civil case involving a claim filed by Traian Bujduveanu against multiple defendants.
2) Outlines the various motions, responses, and orders filed in the case related to the defendants' motion to dismiss and scheduling of pre-trial matters.
3) Indicates the case is currently pending before a magistrate judge on the referred motion to dismiss.
Defendants dismas charties, inc., ana gispert, derek thomas and adams leshota...
This document is a brief filed by defendants Dismas Charities, Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Adams Leshota in response to a motion to compel filed by the plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu. The defendants argue that they have properly responded to the plaintiff's requests for production by agreeing to allow inspection of requested documents at their counsel's office. They also argue that some requested documents, such as surveillance video from relevant dates, do not exist. Finally, the defendants assert that the plaintiff's lawsuit and discovery requests appear aimed at exposing alleged corruption beyond the scope of this case, and such discovery should not be permitted.
Motion for appointment of pro bono counsel
This 8-page court document discusses a civil case with case number 1:11-cv-20120-PAS. It was entered on the docket for the Florida Southern District court on May 24, 2011. The document includes information across 8 pages but does not provide many details about the specific nature of the case or the plaintiffs and defendants involved.
Doc.29
This joint scheduling report summarizes a civil case between plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu and defendants Dismas Charities Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Adams Lashota. Bujduveanu, a former federal inmate, alleges violations of his constitutional rights and other claims related to his imprisonment at Dismas Charities halfway house. The defendants contend that Bujduveanu violated the conditions of his home detention and was terminated from the halfway house program. A motion to dismiss filed by the defendants is pending. The parties disagree on the length of the trial and likelihood of settlement. They outline proposed discovery deadlines and trial dates in an attached schedule.
Motion for summary judgment
This document is a motion for summary judgment filed by Plaintiff Traian Duvau in a civil case. It provides 18 pieces of evidence supporting the motion, including medical records, witness statements, and documentation signed by the defendants. The evidence aims to show that the plaintiff's constitutional rights were violated during his incarceration at FDC Miami, and that the defendants knew of his medical conditions but denied him access to medical services. The plaintiff requests summary judgment on all claims based on this evidence.
Plaintiff's m otio n to supplem en t m otion to com pel second reouest for pr...
1. The plaintiff filed a motion to supplement their previous motion to compel production of documents from the defendants.
2. The plaintiff argues that key documents provided by the defendants were incomplete or altered.
3. The plaintiff seeks to compel full disclosure of documents and names of individuals related to the case from the defendants.
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This document is a response by the plaintiff to the defendants' reply in support of their supplemental motion for summary judgment. It contains:
1) A statement that the defendants rely only on statements made by Dimas in their motion, who had access to records as an employee.
2) An assertion that the plaintiff seeks examination of the Federal agency responsible for his detention and the records of his grievances, which he says were destroyed by the defendants.
3) A request that the court grant an independent investigation into alleged criminal activities by Dimas Charities Inc.
Detention order
The document is a detention order for Traian Bujduveanu, who is charged with conspiracy to export military parts to Iran without proper licensing. At a hearing, the court determined no bail conditions would reasonably assure his appearance at trial given: 1) Substantial evidence against him including shipments of helicopter and fighter jet parts to Iran; 2) His ties to Romania as a naturalized citizen whose girlfriend is Romanian; and 3) Risk he could flee to Romania or continue his international aviation business abroad. The court ordered him detained pending trial.
Docket 11:29:2009
This document is a court docket summary that:
1) Details a civil case involving a claim filed by Traian Bujduveanu against multiple defendants.
2) Outlines the various motions, responses, and orders filed in the case related to the defendants' motion to dismiss and scheduling of pre-trial matters.
3) Indicates the case is currently pending before a magistrate judge on the referred motion to dismiss.
Defendants dismas charties, inc., ana gispert, derek thomas and adams leshota...
This document is a brief filed by defendants Dismas Charities, Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Adams Leshota in response to a motion to compel filed by the plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu. The defendants argue that they have properly responded to the plaintiff's requests for production by agreeing to allow inspection of requested documents at their counsel's office. They also argue that some requested documents, such as surveillance video from relevant dates, do not exist. Finally, the defendants assert that the plaintiff's lawsuit and discovery requests appear aimed at exposing alleged corruption beyond the scope of this case, and such discovery should not be permitted.
Motion for appointment of pro bono counsel
This 8-page court document discusses a civil case with case number 1:11-cv-20120-PAS. It was entered on the docket for the Florida Southern District court on May 24, 2011. The document includes information across 8 pages but does not provide many details about the specific nature of the case or the plaintiffs and defendants involved.
Doc.29
This joint scheduling report summarizes a civil case between plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu and defendants Dismas Charities Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Adams Lashota. Bujduveanu, a former federal inmate, alleges violations of his constitutional rights and other claims related to his imprisonment at Dismas Charities halfway house. The defendants contend that Bujduveanu violated the conditions of his home detention and was terminated from the halfway house program. A motion to dismiss filed by the defendants is pending. The parties disagree on the length of the trial and likelihood of settlement. They outline proposed discovery deadlines and trial dates in an attached schedule.
Motion for summary judgment
This document is a motion for summary judgment filed by Plaintiff Traian Duvau in a civil case. It provides 18 pieces of evidence supporting the motion, including medical records, witness statements, and documentation signed by the defendants. The evidence aims to show that the plaintiff's constitutional rights were violated during his incarceration at FDC Miami, and that the defendants knew of his medical conditions but denied him access to medical services. The plaintiff requests summary judgment on all claims based on this evidence.
Plaintiff's m otio n to supplem en t m otion to com pel second reouest for pr...
1. The plaintiff filed a motion to supplement their previous motion to compel production of documents from the defendants.
2. The plaintiff argues that key documents provided by the defendants were incomplete or altered.
3. The plaintiff seeks to compel full disclosure of documents and names of individuals related to the case from the defendants.
Docket 10:25:2011
This document is a docket report from a federal civil case filed in the Southern District of Florida. The plaintiff, Traian Bujduveanu, filed a pro se complaint and motion for return of property against defendants Dismas Charities, Inc., Ana Ginspert, Derek Thomas, and Adams Leshota. The docket entries show the assignment of judges, referral to a magistrate judge, orders issued, filings by the plaintiff including an amended complaint and motions, issuance of summons to defendants, and a motion to dismiss filed by the defendants.
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Government’s response to defendant’s petition for review of magistrate’s repo...
This document is the government's response to the defendant's petition for review of the magistrate's order denying bond and ordering pretrial detention. The government argues that the defendant has not demonstrated any new information warranting reopening of the detention hearing. It also argues the magistrate's findings that the defendant poses a flight risk were not clearly erroneous. The government asserts the defendant's petition should be denied.
Government’s response to defendant bujduveanu’s motion for hearing re detenti...
The United States government responded to several pro se motions filed by the defendant Traian Bujduveanu regarding his detention order. The government argued that the motions should be denied because the defendant has been continuously represented by counsel since his initial appearance, and the local court rules prohibit pro se filings by defendants who are represented. As the defendant remains represented by attorney Mark Eiglarsh, who has also filed motions on the defendant's behalf, the government requested that the court deny the pro se motions and direct the defendant to file any future motions through his attorney.
Doc.39
This document is a reply brief in support of a motion to dismiss a complaint. It argues that the plaintiff's complaint and responses fail to allege specific facts needed to support any causes of action. It asserts the plaintiff's filings simply restate the complaint without addressing the legal and factual issues raised in the motion to dismiss. The defendants request that the court grant their motion to dismiss the complaint.
Docket 01 19-2012
This document is a court docket summary from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. It details a civil case between plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu and defendants Ana Ginspert, Dismas Charities Inc., Derek Thomas, and Adams Leshota. The docket shows that Bujduveanu filed an amended complaint and various motions, including motions to appoint counsel and strike filings. The defendants filed a motion to dismiss. The docket also records the referral of pre-trial matters to a magistrate judge and the denial of Bujduveanu's motion to appoint counsel.
Plaintiff's response to defendant's motion for summary judgment,incoporated m...
This document is the plaintiff's response to the defendant's motion for summary judgment in a civil case. The plaintiff argues that: 1) Upon arriving at the halfway house, residents were not provided an adequate rulebook; 2) The plaintiff was constantly harassed and intimidated without regard for his medical conditions; 3) Religious freedom was violated by denying the plaintiff access to religious services. The plaintiff asserts the defendant's actions violated his civil rights and the motion for summary judgment should be denied.
Defendants dismas charities,inc., ana gispert, derek thomas and adams leshota...
This document is a motion filed by the defendants (Dismas Charities Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Lashanda Adams) requesting a hearing and status conference. The defendants had previously filed a motion to dismiss the plaintiff's amended complaint. Briefs were filed by both parties regarding the motion to dismiss. However, the court has not yet ruled on the motion to dismiss. The defendants believe resolving the motion to dismiss would end the lawsuit and the need for further discovery. Therefore, the defendants are requesting a hearing on their motion to dismiss and a status conference to discuss other pending motions.
Motion for the return of property
This document is a civil complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida on January 12, 2011. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by failing to pay overtime wages. The plaintiff seeks unpaid overtime wages, liquidated damages, attorney's fees and costs, and declaratory relief stating that the defendant's actions violated federal law.
Plaintiff's reply in brief in response to defendant's response brief and in s...
Plaintiff Traibeduveanu filed a reply brief in response to the defendants' response brief and in support of the plaintiff's motion for summary judgment. The plaintiff argues that the defendants' response brief fails to rebut the plaintiff's arguments and provides clarification but no new factual assertions. The plaintiff seeks judgment from the court.
Order requiring joint scheduling report
This 7-page court document outlines a civil case with the case number 1:11-cv-20120-PAS. It was entered on the docket for the Florida Southern District court on February 3, 2011. The document includes information on the plaintiffs and defendants involved in the case, as well as details on the claims and jurisdiction.
Plaintifff traian bujduveanu's brief in response to defendants dismas chariti...
This document is Plaintiff Trai Buduveanu's brief response opposing Defendants' motion to strike Plaintiff's motions to compel supplemental motions and motion to stay discovery from Plaintiff.
The Plaintiff argues that the Defendants have not fully answered written interrogatories or produced requested documents, invoking vague reasons without a protective order. The Plaintiff requests the court compel the Defendants to respond fully to all written interrogatories and document requests.
The Plaintiff also argues that the motion to stay discovery is without merit as the Plaintiff aims to obtain relevant discovery for litigation against the Defendants, and that justice requires the Defendants to fully participate in discovery procedures ordered by the court.
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The document is a brief filed by defendants Dismas Charities, Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Adams Leshota (incorrectly identified) in response to the plaintiff's motion to compel discovery responses. The defendants argue that they have properly responded to the plaintiff's requests for production and interrogatories. They provided the requested documents for inspection at their counsel's office and responded to all interrogatories. The defendants assert that the plaintiff's discovery requests seek irrelevant personal information and appear aimed at harassment rather than the case issues. They request that the plaintiff's motion to compel be denied.
Docket 05:01:2012
This document is a court docket summary from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida regarding the case Bujduveanu v. Ginspert et al. It lists various motions and orders filed by both the plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu and the defendants. These include motions to dismiss the amended complaint, for appointment of counsel, and to strike certain filings. The magistrate judge issued orders addressing these motions and requiring the parties to file a joint scheduling report.
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United States District Court,Southern District of Florida,United States of America v. Traian Bujduveanu,Case No. 1-08-cr-20612-PAS / SULLIVAN
Document 292
Traian Bujduveanu has filed a second motion requesting permission to travel outside the United States to seek medical treatment. He suffers from several serious medical conditions including hepatitis C and liver cirrhosis. The treatment he seeks, stem cell therapy, is not approved in the U.S. but is available in Kiev, Ukraine. His probation officer does not object to the travel for medical purposes. The motion requests the court grant permission for Bujduveanu to travel to Romania on September 18th for a clinical trial related to his treatment.
Defendants’ reply brief in response to plaintiff’s response brief and in supp...
This document is a reply brief filed by the defendants in response to the plaintiff's response brief and in support of the defendants' motion for summary judgment. It summarizes that the plaintiff was transferred to a community corrections facility operated by Dismas Charities as part of his transition from federal prison back into the community. The plaintiff violated rules of his placement by driving without permission and possessing a cell phone. As required, Dismas reported the violations to the Bureau of Prisons, which returned the plaintiff to prison to serve the remaining 68 days of his sentence. The defendants argue they are entitled to summary judgment on the plaintiff's tort claims of false arrest, assault, battery, and malicious prosecution.
Defendants dismas charties, inc., ana gispert, derek thomas and lashanda adam...
This document outlines undisputed facts in a case between plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu and defendants Dismas Charities Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Lashanda Adams. It states that the plaintiff pled guilty to conspiring to illegally export military parts to Iran and was sentenced to 35 months in a halfway house operated by Dismas Charities. It details the rules plaintiff agreed to, including not driving or possessing cell phones without authorization. It asserts that on October 13, 2010 plaintiff drove himself to Dismas and a cell phone was found, violating the rules. The document provides these undisputed facts to support the defendants' motion for summary judgment.
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The United States government responded to several pro se motions filed by the defendant Traian Bujduveanu regarding his detention order. The government argued that the motions should be denied because the defendant has been continuously represented by counsel since his initial appearance, and the local court rules prohibit pro se filings by defendants who are represented. As the defendant remains represented by attorney Mark Eiglarsh, who has also filed motions on the defendant's behalf, the government requested that the court deny the pro se motions and direct the defendant to file any future motions through his attorney.
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This document is a reply brief in support of a motion to dismiss a complaint. It argues that the plaintiff's complaint and responses fail to allege specific facts needed to support any causes of action. It asserts the plaintiff's filings simply restate the complaint without addressing the legal and factual issues raised in the motion to dismiss. The defendants request that the court grant their motion to dismiss the complaint.
Docket 01 19-2012
This document is a court docket summary from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. It details a civil case between plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu and defendants Ana Ginspert, Dismas Charities Inc., Derek Thomas, and Adams Leshota. The docket shows that Bujduveanu filed an amended complaint and various motions, including motions to appoint counsel and strike filings. The defendants filed a motion to dismiss. The docket also records the referral of pre-trial matters to a magistrate judge and the denial of Bujduveanu's motion to appoint counsel.
Plaintiff's response to defendant's motion for summary judgment,incoporated m...
This document is the plaintiff's response to the defendant's motion for summary judgment in a civil case. The plaintiff argues that: 1) Upon arriving at the halfway house, residents were not provided an adequate rulebook; 2) The plaintiff was constantly harassed and intimidated without regard for his medical conditions; 3) Religious freedom was violated by denying the plaintiff access to religious services. The plaintiff asserts the defendant's actions violated his civil rights and the motion for summary judgment should be denied.
Defendants dismas charities,inc., ana gispert, derek thomas and adams leshota...
This document is a motion filed by the defendants (Dismas Charities Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Lashanda Adams) requesting a hearing and status conference. The defendants had previously filed a motion to dismiss the plaintiff's amended complaint. Briefs were filed by both parties regarding the motion to dismiss. However, the court has not yet ruled on the motion to dismiss. The defendants believe resolving the motion to dismiss would end the lawsuit and the need for further discovery. Therefore, the defendants are requesting a hearing on their motion to dismiss and a status conference to discuss other pending motions.
Motion for the return of property
This document is a civil complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida on January 12, 2011. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by failing to pay overtime wages. The plaintiff seeks unpaid overtime wages, liquidated damages, attorney's fees and costs, and declaratory relief stating that the defendant's actions violated federal law.
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Order requiring joint scheduling report
This 7-page court document outlines a civil case with the case number 1:11-cv-20120-PAS. It was entered on the docket for the Florida Southern District court on February 3, 2011. The document includes information on the plaintiffs and defendants involved in the case, as well as details on the claims and jurisdiction.
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The Plaintiff argues that the Defendants have not fully answered written interrogatories or produced requested documents, invoking vague reasons without a protective order. The Plaintiff requests the court compel the Defendants to respond fully to all written interrogatories and document requests.
The Plaintiff also argues that the motion to stay discovery is without merit as the Plaintiff aims to obtain relevant discovery for litigation against the Defendants, and that justice requires the Defendants to fully participate in discovery procedures ordered by the court.
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The document is a brief filed by defendants Dismas Charities, Inc., Ana Gispert, Derek Thomas, and Adams Leshota (incorrectly identified) in response to the plaintiff's motion to compel discovery responses. The defendants argue that they have properly responded to the plaintiff's requests for production and interrogatories. They provided the requested documents for inspection at their counsel's office and responded to all interrogatories. The defendants assert that the plaintiff's discovery requests seek irrelevant personal information and appear aimed at harassment rather than the case issues. They request that the plaintiff's motion to compel be denied.
Docket 05:01:2012
This document is a court docket summary from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida regarding the case Bujduveanu v. Ginspert et al. It lists various motions and orders filed by both the plaintiff Traian Bujduveanu and the defendants. These include motions to dismiss the amended complaint, for appointment of counsel, and to strike certain filings. The magistrate judge issued orders addressing these motions and requiring the parties to file a joint scheduling report.
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