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Moore v. Saffold et al

23-cv-15250
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Case Summary

The court returned mail to defendant Moore in the case of USA v. Moore, indicating that the mail was undeliverable. This means that the court was unable to deliver the mail to Moore, likely due to an incorrect or outdated address. The returned mail may have been a court document or other important communication.

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Other April 29, 2026

3:26-cr-00189-1 USA v. MOORE

The court returned mail to defendant Moore in the case of USA v. Moore, indicating that the mail was undeliverable. This means that the court was unable to deliver the mail to Moore, likely due to an incorrect or outdated address. The returned mail may have been a court document or other important communication.

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Other April 29, 2026

1:23-cv-15250 Moore v. Saffold et al

The court substituted a new party in the case of Moore v. Saffold et al, replacing the original party with a new one. This change is likely due to a procedural or administrative reason. The substitution may impact the case's progress or the parties involved.

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