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Explore the full federal litigation docket tracked by Juryvine. Our database covers filings across all 94 federal district courts, 13 circuit courts of appeals, and the Supreme Court — kept current from primary court records. Filter by case type, status, or court level to find the cases that matter to your practice.

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USA v. Perry et al: Satisfaction of Judgment Filed

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The case of USA v. Perry et al has been filed in the district court as 12-cr-10293. The current status of the case is a Satisfaction of Judgment, which is a formal document filed by the government indicating that a judgment has been satisfied. The Satisfaction of Judgment is a significant development in the case, as

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SANDY SPRING BANK v. 4811 GEORGIA AVENUE, NW, LLC: Order to Show Cause Filed

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The case of SANDY SPRING BANK v. 4811 GEORGIA AVENUE, NW, LLC has been filed in the district court as 24-cv-02447. The current status of the case is an Order to Show Cause, which is a formal notice issued by the court to a party requiring them to appear and explain why they should not be held in contempt. The Order to

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FRYE v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: USCA Mandate Filed

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The US Court of Appeals (USCA) has filed a mandate in the case of FRYE v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The mandate is a formal order issued by the appellate court to the lower court, directing it to take a specific action. In this case, the mandate is likely related to the appeal of a decision made by the lower court.

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Alabama Leaders Seek to Lift Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling

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Alabama leaders push to lift Supreme Court redistricting ruling MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen and Attorney General Steve Marshall filed emergency motions Thursday afternoon seeking to lift injunctions on three Alabama redistricting cases. Callais The move comes just one day after the

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