James E. Lowe and Rose Lowe v. Coolidge Conlee, Sheriff of St. Francis County, Arkansas, and Dwight Tosh, Sergeant of the Arkansas State Police
Opinion
ORDER
On September 11, 1984, this court filed an opinion in this case reversing the district court’s grant of judgment notwithstanding the verdicts. We also retained jurisdiction and remanded to the district court for a ruling on Tosh’s and Conlee’s new trial motions. 742 F.2d 1140. The district court was instructed to certify its ruling on the new trial motions to this court and a party adversely affected by the district court’s ruling was given fifteen days from the date of certification to file a supplemental brief with this court.
The district court has denied Tosh’s and Conlee’s motions for new trial. It certified its ruling to this court on November 16, 1984, and Tosh and Conlee have not filed supplemental briefs with this court contesting the district court’s ruling. We affirm *311 the district court’s denial of Tosh's and Conlee’s motions for new trial.
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