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Jamie Anderson, 26, from Buffalo, New York, pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography as a repeat offender. The plea was entered before U.S. Magistrate Judge Lawrence J. Vilardo. The charge carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years, a maximum of 20 years, and a fine up to $250,000.

Rodger Githens, a former university professor from West Sacramento, was convicted following a bench trial of attempted enticement of a minor and possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material. The trial was presided over by visiting U.S. District Judge Jill A. Otake. The conviction addresses serious child

A previously deported Nicaraguan national received a 15-year federal prison sentence for running a $29 million international bank impersonation scheme. The cyber-enabled fraud targeted victims across the United States, causing significant financial losses. The sentence reflects the seriousness of cross-border

The FTC reached a settlement to prohibit Kochava and its subsidiary from selling sensitive location data. The companies sold location data tied to millions of mobile devices, violating consumer privacy protections. The FTC's action targets unfair and deceptive business practices in data sales.

Central District of California

Roe filed a civil lawsuit against the United States of America (Federal Bureau of Prisons) in the Central District of California, docket 26-cv-02182. The case was assigned or reassigned to a judge, marking the start of judicial oversight and case management.

District of Colorado

The United States government is prosecuting Carrizalez in the District of Colorado, docket 24-cr-00243. Recent activity includes scheduling hearings, indicating ongoing pretrial management in this criminal case without disclosed charges or facts.

District of Colorado

Seo filed suit against the USCIS San Francisco Asylum Office and others in the District of Colorado, docket 26-cv-01198. The case involves asylum-related claims against a government agency. Recent docket entries provide no substantive updates on case progress.

Central District of California

In MA v. D/B/A iCancerHelp, Inc et al, Central District of California, docket 26-cv-01568, the court updated the deadline for the defendants to answer the complaint. This procedural update reflects ongoing case management in this civil litigation.

Central District of California

Ring Container Technologies, LLC sued Graham Packaging Company, L.P. in the Central District of California, docket 26-cv-00121. The court entered a protective order to safeguard confidential or proprietary information during discovery or trial, implying sensitive business or intellectual property matters.

Northern District of Illinois

Sues filed suit against Quashie and others in the Northern District of Illinois, docket 25-cv-11927. The plaintiff recently opposed a motion, indicating active litigation and contested procedural or substantive issues among multiple defendants.

District of Colorado

Jose Sanchez-Pina filed a petition under 28 U.S.C. § 2241 in the District of Colorado, docket 26-cv-01791, challenging the legality of his detention or custody. Both parties consented to magistrate judge jurisdiction, allowing the case to proceed under full magistrate oversight.

Northern District of Illinois

Voula Konstantarakis initiated a lawsuit against Universal City Studios LLC and others in the Northern District of Illinois, docket 26-cv-03433. The court issued a scheduling notice to organize pretrial deadlines, indicating the case is progressing through early procedural phases.

District of Colorado

The Board of Trustees and others filed suit against Doc's Mobile Service and additional defendants in the District of Colorado under docket 26-cv-01749. The parties made procedural decisions regarding consent to magistrate judge jurisdiction, affecting case management but not substantive issues.

Northern District of Illinois

Magill filed a complaint against Simply Home Realty LLC in the Northern District of Illinois, initiating litigation under docket 25-cv-06005. Simply Home Realty LLC responded by filing an answer, signaling the start of formal pleadings and dispute resolution procedures.

Edmond Carmona and others filed a civil suit against Dominos Pizza LLC and others under docket 20-cv-01905. The latest activity involves setting or resetting motion hearing and report and recommendation deadlines, showing ongoing procedural management.

USA v. Lopez-Flores is a criminal case docketed as 26-mj-02648. The recent filing is a request for detention, indicating the government seeks to hold the defendant pending further proceedings.

USA v. Cardoza-Martinez is a criminal case under docket 26-cr-00235. The latest filing concerns jurisdiction and treaty transfer-in matters, indicating procedural steps related to international or inter-jurisdictional issues.

Howmet Aerospace Inc. and others filed a civil suit against Cal-Tron Plating, Inc. and others under docket 20-cv-02586. The latest filing is an appearance pro hac vice, indicating out-of-state counsel has been granted permission to participate.

LNU v. SEMAIA et al is a civil case filed under docket 26-cv-02329. The available document is a civil cover sheet. No further substantive details about the claims or parties are provided.

The docket 25-cr-00584 for USA v. Salazar currently contains only a scheduling notice. No substantive case details or charges are available at this time. The case is criminal but lacks further public information.