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Lopes v. Pharris et al
25-cv-40082
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Case Summary
Lopes v. Pharris et al is a civil case filed under docket 25-cv-40082. The case involves a dispute between the plaintiff, Lopes, and defendants including Pharris, though specific details of the claims or relief sought are not provided in the current summary.
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Key Issues
- • Civil dispute
- • Parties: Lopes and Pharris et al
- • Docket 25-cv-40082
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Case Timeline
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April 15, 2026
2:25-cr-00518-4 USA v. HARRISON et al
In the case Lopes v. Pharris et al, a related criminal case titled USA v. Harrison et al was referenced or noted by the court. This indicates that the court is acknowledging a connection between the civil lawsuit and a criminal proceeding, which could impact the legal strategies or outcomes in both cases.
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April 15, 2026
2:25-cr-00518-3 USA v. HARRISON et al
In the case Lopes v. Pharris et al, an event related to a separate criminal case, USA v. Harrison et al, was noted. This cross-reference indicates a connection or relevance between the civil lawsuit and the criminal proceedings, which could impact the outcome or strategy in either case.
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April 15, 2026
2:25-cr-00518-2 USA v. HARRISON et al
In the case Lopes v. Pharris et al, a related criminal case titled USA v. Harrison et al was referenced or noted by the court. This indicates that the court is acknowledging a connection or relevance between the civil lawsuit and the ongoing criminal proceedings. Understanding this link can impact how the civil case proceeds, especially if evidence or outcomes from the criminal case influence the civil matter.
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April 15, 2026
1:26-cv-01258 RUED et al v. HARRIS et al
In the case Lopes v. Pharris et al, a related case titled RUED et al v. HARRIS et al was noted, but the court did not issue a summons for it. This means the defendants in the RUED case have not yet been formally notified to respond to the lawsuit. Without a summons, the case cannot proceed through the legal process.
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April 15, 2026
4:25-cv-40082 Lopes v. Pharris et al
In the case Lopes v. Pharris et al, a procedural event occurred that does not fall under common categories like motions or hearings. This indicates ongoing activity in the case, which could involve administrative steps or updates important for case management. Such events keep the legal process moving forward even if they are not headline motions or rulings.
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