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Luca to:
(1) diligently undertake all steps that he can
reasonably pursue, given his incarceration, to obtain
by April 30, 1999, the documents needed to try this
case or settle it; (2) keep respondent informed about
the steps he is taking to secure the documents; (3)
once the documents are secured, make every effort to
organize them and to deliver them to respondent for
review; and (4) file a written status report with the
Court on or before June 25, 1999.
Respondent was also ordered to file a written status report with
the Court by June 25, 1999.
On April 30, 1999, respondent sent Mr. Luca a letter
reminding him of his obligations under the Court’s order and
requesting that he inform respondent of his efforts to secure the
necessary documentation. Mr. Luca replied by letter dated May
10, 1999, but his reply merely referenced an attached copy of his
above-described motion for continuance. Respondent received no
further correspondence from Mr. Luca prior to the due date of the
status reports.
On June 22, 1999, respondent filed his status report in
which respondent noted his limited correspondence with Mr. Luca
and Mr. Luca’s apparent lack of success in obtaining the
necessary documentation. Respondent further requested that the
case be placed on the calendar for the next trial session and
that petitioners not be given any further continuances. Mr. Luca
failed to file the status report required of him. The Court then
ordered the case to be restored to the general docket for trial,
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