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2:23-cr-00172-4 USA v. Lerma et al
Order Granting Transfer of Probation Jurisdiction-Out ( 130
May 1, 2026
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USA v. KLEMASH
23-cr-00172
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The court scheduled a hearing for the case USA v. KLEMASH (1:23-cr-00172-1). The hearing was set to address various matters in the case. This development is significant for the parties involved as it will allow them to present their arguments and evidence.
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2:23-cr-00172-4 USA v. Lerma et al
Order · May 1, 2026
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The court scheduled a hearing for the case USA v. KLEMASH (1:23-cr-00172-1). The hearing was set to address various matters in the case. This development is significant for the parties involved as it will allow them to present their argumen
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2:23-cr-00172-4 USA v. Lerma et al
The court issued an order.
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1:23-cr-00172-1 USA v. KLEMASH
The court scheduled a hearing for the case USA v. KLEMASH (1:23-cr-00172-1). The hearing was set to address various matters in the case. This development is significant for the parties involved as it will allow them to present their arguments and evidence.
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