Aguirre Conde v. Camacho Mamani

A federal court received a motion in Aguirre Conde v. Camacho Mamani, docket 25-cv-24985, with the most recent activity logged April 20, 2026. The case is active, but no judge has been assigned and the filing date remains unconfirmed in available records.

The only substantive procedural event on record is a ruling on a motion for leave to proceed in forma pauperis — a request to waive filing fees based on inability to pay. That motion was docketed as entry 21. Whether the court granted or denied it is not confirmed in the current record, but the outcome controls whether this case moves forward at all.

A denial typically means the plaintiff must pay fees or the case gets dismissed.

The parties are Aguirre Conde, as plaintiff, and Camacho Mamani, as defendant. The underlying claims are not yet described in available case materials. The court is listed as unknown, which limits what can be said about local rules, typical timelines, or the assigned judge's track record.

With no judge assigned and the core claims undisclosed, this case is at its earliest stage. The in forma pauperis ruling is the threshold question. If the court granted the motion, service of process and a responsive pleading from Camacho Mamani are the next steps.

If denied, the plaintiff faces a deadline to pay or appeal.