Whether a pro se prisoner's constitutional right to meaningful access to legal resources is impermissibly burdened when a state correctional facility's law library access is substantially disrupted by an emergency staffing situation

No question identified. File: Total Pages: 1 April 16, 2025 Office of the Clerk ° Supreme Court.of.the United States . » Washington, D.C, 20543 _ ; ; “ Re.: Lloyd v. Morton Doc. 18-CV-6979 / 23-357 Dear Court Clerk; I am writing the court to request an extension of time to file my writ of certiorari. My criminal case is in New York State and my litigation i is under federal habeas corpus in the U.S. Court of Appeals of the Second Circuit. As you may ieatly be aware the New York State Department of Corrections in February 2025 under went a State emergency due to an illegal strike on the part of correctional officers. The Governor consequently ordered the National Guards to man the prisons throughout New York State. Eastern Correctional Facility was undera twenty one day shut down. The normal available access to the law library material research and preparation was interfered. The facility is still under staffed and substituted by the national guards to date. I recently understand access to the law library has resume to normal call out scheduling. Due to such circumstances suffered by the statewide facility shut down ask the court to extend the 90 day time limit to file my writ. WL a Derrick Lloyd, #11A2684 Pro Se Eastern N.Y. Correctional Facility P.O. Box 338 Napanoch, New York 12452 RECEIVED MAY 1 2025 QFFICE OF THE CLE SUPREME COURTS