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Grover Robinson and Marie Young get a summary judgment in Gibbs case

   May 14, 2013

County Attorney Alison Rogers sent the following email to the county commissioners:

Commissioners,

Please be aware that today Judge Nobles granted summary judgment for the remaining Gibbs defendants, Marie Young and Grover Robinson. This means that the lawsuit is effectively decided in the defendants??? favor, although the possibility of appeal remains. I don’t expect the final written order from Judge Nobles for at least a couple weeks. As you are likely aware, the County has been covering the legal expenses for the defendants. If you have any questions about this email, you are free to contact me but be aware I was not present at the hearing as the defendants each had their own counsel.

Please do not respond to this email.

Alison

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