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SANTACRUZ Files Civil Cover Sheet
26-cv-02169
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The plaintiff, Abdulla Haji, filed a civil cover sheet in the case 2:26-cv-02169, which is a required document to initiate a lawsuit. This filing is a procedural step in the litigation process. The cover sheet provides basic information about the case, including the parties involved and the nature of the claim.
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May 1, 2026
2:26-cv-02169 Abdulla Haji v. Kristi Noem et al
The plaintiff, Abdulla Haji, filed a civil cover sheet in the case 2:26-cv-02169, which is a required document to initiate a lawsuit. This filing is a procedural step in the litigation process. The cover sheet provides basic information about the case, including the parties involved and the nature of the claim.
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April 28, 2026
1:26-cv-02169 Sexton v. Marshall
The court granted leave to file a document in the case of Sexton v. Marshall (1:26-cv-02169). This means the plaintiff or their attorney has been allowed to submit a document to the court. The document is likely related to the ongoing civil case.
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April 27, 2026
5:26-cv-02169 Lopez-Rivas v. SANTACRUZ et al
The plaintiff, Lopez-Rivas, filed a Civil Cover Sheet (CV-71) in the case of Lopez-Rivas v. SANTACRUZ et al (5:26-cv-02169). This document is a standard form used to provide basic information about the case. The filing of this document is a procedural step in the case.
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5:26-cv-02169 Lopez-Rivas v. SANTACRUZ et al
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Apr 27, 2026
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