PAPERLESS ORDER as to Michael Akame Ngwese Ay Makoge, Dementrous Von Smith, Nadine Mahoro Mwamikazi, Sky Tiffany Lawson, Christopher Thomas Yancy, Sayquan Leon Bridges, Christian Malik Adrea, Stephawn Malik Watson, Aiyanna Mone Washington, Trez Anthony Hendy, Tayonna Sonora Johnson approving 212 Status Report filed by USA. The parties are directed to file another joint status report in 60 days (on or before Monday, April 15, 2024). Signed by District Judge Brendan Abell Hurson on 2/14/2024.

District Judge Brendan Abell Hurson approved the 212 Status Report filed by the United States on February 14, 2024.

The order concerns defendants Michael Akame Ngwese Ay Makoge, Dementrous Von Smith, Nadine Mahoro Mwamikazi, Sky Tiffany Lawson, Christopher Thomas Yancy, Sayquan Leon Bridges, Christian Malik Adrea, Stephawn Malik Watson, Aiyanna Mone Washington, Trez Anthony Hendy, and Tayonna Sonora Johnson.

The court directed the parties to submit a joint status report within 60 days, setting the deadline for April 15, 2024. This procedural step signals ongoing case management and monitoring by the court. The docket number and court location remain unspecified in the public record.

The order was entered without a hearing, reflecting routine case administration. The status report likely updates the court on discovery, motions, or settlement discussions. The judge’s involvement indicates active judicial oversight.

The case remains open and active, with no dispositive rulings issued at this stage. The next joint status report will inform the court of progress or any new developments. The parties must comply with the reporting deadline to maintain the court’s schedule.

The case’s underlying claims and allegations have not been publicly detailed in this order. The focus here is on procedural posture rather than substantive rulings. The court’s instructions keep the case on track for further proceedings.