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CHONAY CUMAR v. BORGEN et al

26-cv-01197
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Case Summary

The court has allowed the defendants in the case of Torres-Castillo v. Borgen et al to file a fillable PDF. This means that the defendants can now submit their documents electronically. The change is likely to speed up the processing of the case.

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Other April 30, 2026

3:26-cv-04856 TORRES-CASTILLO v. BORGEN et al

The court has allowed the defendants in the case of Torres-Castillo v. Borgen et al to file a fillable PDF. This means that the defendants can now submit their documents electronically. The change is likely to speed up the processing of the case.

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Other April 30, 2026

2:26-cv-04856 TORRES-CASTILLO v. BORGEN et al

The court has been informed of a petition for a Writ of Habeas Corpus in the case of CHONAY CUMAR v. BORGEN et al. This writ is a request for the court to review the detention of an individual and determine whether it is lawful. The petition is likely a response to the detention of the plaintiff, CHONAY CUMAR.

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Other April 30, 2026

1:26-cv-01197 Warman v. Alphabet Inc. et al

A Notice of Case Assignment was filed.

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Other April 29, 2026

2:26-cv-01197 CHONAY CUMAR v. BORGEN et al

Judge denied the motion to dismiss filed by defendants BORGEN et al in the case CHONAY CUMAR v. BORGEN et al (2:26-cv-01197). This means the case will proceed against the defendants. The judge's decision allows the plaintiff to continue pursuing their claims.

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