1:25-cr-10437-1 USA v. Usiripalli

A federal criminal case against a defendant identified as Usiripalli is active in what appears to be the District of Massachusetts, docket 1:25-cr-10437. The case was filed in 2025 and remains in early stages. No judge has been assigned as of the most recent docket entry.

The only substantive docket event on record is an order dated April 20, 2026, addressing excludable delay under the Speedy Trial Act, 18 U.S.C. § 3161. That order tolls the speedy trial clock — meaning the government bought more time before it must bring the case to trial without the delay counting against the statutory deadline.

Courts grant these orders for reasons ranging from ongoing plea negotiations to defense counsel needing more time to review discovery.

The underlying charges are not yet reflected in the public docket summary. What is known is that the case carries a criminal docket number, the defendant is named as Usiripalli, and the government is the United States. The excludable delay order suggests the parties are not yet ready to move toward trial and that both sides, or at least one, asked the court to pause the clock.

The absence of a named judge is notable. Cases this early in the docket cycle sometimes reflect a recent indictment or information that has not yet been fully processed into the public record. An arraignment, initial appearance, or scheduling conference would typically follow and produce a judge assignment.

Watch for a charging document — indictment or information — to surface and name the specific counts. That filing will define what this case is actually about.