JEREMY L. SMALLWOOD
v.
CARLTON
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The Court denied Plaintiff's second motion for injunction because it contained the same deficiencies as the previously denied first motion.
Plaintiff filed a second motion for injunction after his first was denied and the case was closed. The second motion was filed before the order closin…
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[fn 1]: Under the “mailbox rule,” a prisoner's filing is deemed filed on the date it was signed and delivered to authorities for mailing. See Adams v. United States, 173 F. 3d 1339 (11th Cir. 1999).