JOINT STIPULATION and [PROPOSED] ORDER FOR LEAVE TO DEPOSE INMATE PLAINTIFF RICHARD WILLIAM KOLLIN (Doc. 48)

JENNIFER L. THURSTON, Magistrate Judge.

Pursuant to Rule 30 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the undersigned Parties intend to move the Court for an order granting leave to take the oral and videotaped deposition of Plaintiff, RICHARD WILLIAM KOLLIN, who is presently confined to the California Institution for Men in Chino, CA.

Counsel for the Defendants would like to depose Plaintiff in May/June 2019. Defendants are currently waiting for Chino Correctional Facility to provide dates that are available. Counsel have met and conferred regarding this date rage and Plaintiff's counsel has conveyed his availability.

The underlying action is brought Inmate Plaintiff Richard William Kollin for the alleged violation of his civil rights and other state torts. The Defendants require his deposition to explore the facts and circumstances giving rise to the incident which is the subject of this lawsuit.

There is no opposition by Inmate Plaintiff's counsel to the requested leave.

ORDER

Based upon the stipulation of counsel and good cause appearing, the Court ORDERS:

1. The deposition of the plaintiff, Richard William Kollin, may be taken at his place of incarceration subject to the rules and regulations of that institution;

2. The defendants SHALL give notice of this order to the Litigation Coordinator at plaintiff's location of incarceration and/or other pertinent personnel at that institution/the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation so that the taking of the deposition occurs at a time and place that will minimize disruptions to the orderly operations of the institution.

IT IS SO ORDERED.