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1:24-cr-00307-1 USA v. STUCKEY et al
Statement of Reasons (DO NOT UNSEAL) ( 90
Apr 20, 2026
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1:20-cr-00207-1 USA v. Gutierrez et al
20-cr-00207
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Case Summary
Federal criminal case USA v. Gutierrez et al, docket 1:20-cr-00207, involves at least one defendant sentenced by a federal court. The docket reflects a sealed Statement of Reasons at entry 90, which courts typically file after sentencing to explain departures or variances from the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines.
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Key Issues
- • Sentencing guidelines application
- • Sealed judicial findings post-sentencing
- • Multi-defendant federal criminal prosecution
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April 20, 2026
1:24-cr-00307-1 USA v. STUCKEY et al
A Statement of Reasons was filed under seal in USA v. Stuckey et al, 1:24-cr-00307-1. This document typically accompanies a sentencing judgment and explains why the judge imposed the sentence she did — including any departures from the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines. The seal order means the court has decided the reasoning is not public record, at least for now.
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April 20, 2026
1:25-cr-00297-1 USA v. PHILSON
A new federal criminal case, USA v. Philson (1:25-cr-00297-1), has been docketed and cross-referenced against the older matter USA v. Gutierrez et al (1:20-cr-00207-1). The connection between the two cases is not explained in the filing, but the linkage suggests Philson may be a related prosecution, a spinoff charge, or a cooperating defendant being handled under a separate docket.
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April 20, 2026
1:20-cr-00207-1 USA v. Gutierrez et al
A miscellaneous relief filing appeared on the docket in USA v. Gutierrez et al, Criminal No. 1:20-cr-00207, but the description is too sparse to identify what relief was sought or by whom. Catch-all 'miscellaneous relief' entries often cover sealing requests, protective orders, or procedural housekeeping that doesn't fit a standard motion category.
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