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Reply Brief Referred to Judge Moorer in Civil Case

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A referral of a reply brief to Judge Moorer was entered. This likely involves further briefing on a pending motion or issue before the court.

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  • Referral
  • Reply brief
  • Judge Moorer
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REFERRAL OF 63 Reply to Judge Moorer. (fz)

Other · May 12, 2026

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The newest docket activity we have is a other dated May 12, 2026.

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Other May 12, 2026

REFERRAL OF 63 Reply to Judge Moorer. (fz)

The court referred the reply filed in docket 63 to Judge Moorer for review. This means Judge Moorer will now consider the arguments or information presented in that reply. The referral signals the court is moving forward with Judge Moorer's involvement in this part of the case.

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