Judge Issues Second Minute Order in Walter v. City of Denver

A minute order dropped on April 19, 2026 in Walter v. City of Denver et al, Docket 24-cv-01947, but the public record on this case is thin. No judge is listed as assigned.

The filing date is not confirmed. The court is not identified in the available docket data.

What is known: the case names the City of Denver as a defendant, which puts municipal liability at the center of whatever claims Walter is pressing. Federal civil rights suits against cities typically turn on whether a city policy or custom caused the alleged harm — the standard set in Monell v. Department of Social Services.

Whether that framework applies here is not yet clear from the available record.

The April 19 order is described only as 'the court issued an order.' That tells us the case is active and a judicial officer is handling it, but nothing about what was ordered — a scheduling conference, a ruling on a pending motion, or something else entirely. Without the order's text, its significance cannot be assessed.

The case number prefix '24-cv' places the filing in 2024. The gap between filing and the most recent docket activity suggests the case has been moving slowly, or that earlier activity simply isn't reflected in the available data. Either way, the record as it stands does not support firm conclusions about where the litigation is headed.