MICHAEL E. HEGARTY, Magistrate Judge.
Before the Court is Plaintiff's Opposed Motion to Consolidate Actions [
Plaintiff initiated this action ("Wojdacz I") on June 7, 2012. (Docket #1.) Since that date, she has filed numerous documents accusing the Court and counsel of fraud. (Dockets ##39, 103, 155.) Initially, Plaintiff attempted to name myself, Judge Blackburn, and various counsel of record as Defendants in this action based upon her belief that the aforementioned persons had conspired with existing Defendants to violate Plaintiff's civil rights. (Dockets ##169, 177.) When these attempts failed [see dockets ##171, 179], Plaintiff filed a separate action in this District, Wojdacz v. Blackburn, et al., Case No. 13-cv-01738-MSK ("Wojdacz II") on July 2, 2013. (Wojdacz II, docket #1.) Although the Clerk of the Court assigned Wojdacz II to Judge Blackburn at its inception, Judge Blackburn entered an order of recusal on July 8, 2013, to avoid any appearance of impartiality that might arise from being named as a Defendant in the case. (Id., docket #4.) The case was subsequently reassigned to Senior Judge Daniel, who returned the case, and then to Chief Judge Krieger. (Id., dockets ##5, 7, 8.) Plaintiff moved to consolidate Wojdacz I and Wojdacz II on August 14, 2013. (Id. docket # 15; Wojdacz II, docket #203.)
According D.C. Colo. LCivR 42.1, "Cases consolidated shall be assigned for all further purposes to the judicial officer to whom the lowest numbered consolidated case previously was assigned for trial." Here, Wojdacz I is the lowest numbered case among the two, thus, D.C. Colo. LCivR 42.1 mandates that Wojdacz II would be assigned to Judge Blackburn in the event of consolidation. Because Judge Blackburn has expressly declined to enter any further orders in Wojdacz II, consolidation is not a viable option at this time.
For the reasons set forth above, the Court recommends that Plaintiff's Opposed Motion to Consolidate Actions [