Johnson v. Young et al
Case Summary
Johnson v. Young et al is a civil case. The current summary indicates that a pro se memorandum to change address has been filed. The court has not yet made any decisions or rulings.
No timeline activity recorded yet. This page will grow as rulings and filings land.
Key Issues
- • pro se memorandum
- • address change
Case Timeline
4 events3:17-cr-50051-1 USA v. Johnson
The court granted miscellaneous relief in the case of USA v. Johnson, a related case to Johnson v. Young et al. This means the court took action on a non-traditional matter, such as a scheduling issue or a request for documents. The exact nature of the relief is not specified.
1:23-cr-20247-1 USA v. Johnson
The government charged Johnson with a new crime in a separate case, USA v. Johnson. This move is significant because it indicates the government is pursuing additional charges against Johnson beyond the original case, Johnson v. Young et al. The new charges may impact the overall strategy of Johnson's defense.
1:25-cr-00106-1 USA v. Johnson
The court added and terminated attorneys in the case of USA v. Johnson, a criminal case related to Johnson v. Young et al. This change affects the legal representation of the defendant, potentially impacting the case's progress and outcome. The court's decision to add and terminate attorneys is a routine administrative matter.
1:25-cv-01621 Johnson v. Young et al
Plaintiff Johnson filed a pro se memorandum to change their address in the case of Johnson v. Young et al (1:25-cv-01621). This filing is a routine update to the court's records. The change of address will ensure that Johnson receives any future court documents and notifications.
Press Coverage
1:25-cv-01621 Johnson v. Young et al
Pro Se Memorandum to Change Address ( 6
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Sources tracked
4 outlets · 4 articles
Timeline events
4 records on file
Last updated
4 hours, 59 minutes ago
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