Objection 5: overruled as to “on January 17, 2017, I sent David Dent an email” and sustained as to the remainder The Court rules on Defendants’ evidentiary objections as follows: The Court grants Defendants’ request for judicial notice as to Items 1-5. 2:7-9.) The City and Orozco (jointly, “Defendants”) oppose.ĭefendants move the Court for a protective order preventing the deposition of Compton City Attorney Damon Brown and Compton City Treasurer Brandon Mims, pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure section 2025.420.

Consequently, Plaintiffs seek an injunction “authorizing JCJ to resume operation as a fully integrated medical marijuana corporation and dispensary in the City of Compton.” (Not., p. Plaintiffs contend that the City of Compton twice authorized JCJ to begin operating as a fully integrated medical marijuana collective, and then condemned JCJ’s storefront without notice and hearing and without ever initiating a legal proceeding. The SAC asserts causes of action for (1) eminent domain, (2) intentional interference with prospective economic advantage, (3) intentional interference with a contractual relationship, (4) negligent interference with economic advantage, (5) violation of civil rights, (6) violation of civil rights (deprivation of property without due process of law), (7) conspiracy to violate civil rights, (8) battery, (9) conversion, (10) trespass, (11) retaliation and (12) violation of California Constitution, Article I, Section 19.įletcher, Miller and JCJ (collectively, “Plaintiffs”) now move for a preliminary injunction against the City. Orozco is alleged to be an employee of the City. The lawsuit arises out of the shutdown by the City of the marijuana dispensary named Compton Chronic owned by JCJ and operated by Fletcher and Miller. The operative Second Amended Complaint (“SAC”) adds JCJ Corporation (“JCJ”) as a plaintiff and was filed on May 6, 2019.

Plaintiffs Michael Fletcher ('Fletcher') and Zach Miller ('Miller') filed this eminent domain action on August.4, 2017 against Defendants City of Compton (the 'City') and Victor Orozco ('Orozco'). MOTION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER TO PREVENT THE DEPOSITIONS OF DAMON BROWN AND BRANDON MIMS Case Number: ****0866 Hearing Date: SeptemDept: 50

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