Daigle
Daigle v. City of Oceanside
Opinion
Trial Court Opinion
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA 10 GWEN DAIGLE, Case No.: 19-CV-1180-BAS(WVG) Plaintiff,
ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR
v. APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN AD
LITEM
CITY OF OCEANSIDE et al., Defendants. [Doc. No. 22.] 16 17 Pending before the Court is Plaintiff Hunter Willow Munsterman’s motion for her appointment as guardian ad litem of her minor half-sister, Plaintiff R.A.Q. Defendants both oppose this appointment on the basis that Munsterman and R.A.Q.’s relationship as co- claimants in this litigation creates a potentially disqualifying conflict of interest. The motion to appoint Munsterman as guardian ad litem is GRANTED. I. BACKGROUND In her First Amended Complaint, Plaintiff Gwen Daigle alleges that, on October 19, 2018, she was arrested for public intoxication by City of Oceanside police officers. She lost consciousness and then awoke in a jail cell at the San Diego County Sheriff 27 …