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Case Summary
USA v. Nunez is a criminal case. The defendant, Nunez, has had set/reset hearings. The court has not provided further information on the case.
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1:24-cr-00037-1 USA v. Nunez
Hearing · April 24, 2026
The court set a hearing for USA v. Nunez, case number 1:24-cr-00037-1. This hearing is likely to address scheduling or procedural matters in the case. The exact details of the hearing are not specified.
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- • set/reset hearings
- • criminal case
- • unknown court
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The court set a hearing for USA v. Nunez, case number 1:24-cr-00037-1. This hearing is likely to address scheduling or procedural matters in the case. The exact details of the hearing are not specified.
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April 25, 2026
1:22-cr-00636-1 USA v. Nunez
The court appointed counsel for defendant Nunez in the case USA v. Nunez (1:22-cr-00636-1). This decision ensures that Nunez has representation in the proceedings. The appointment of counsel is a standard procedure in federal cases.
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Hearing
April 24, 2026
1:24-cr-00037-1 USA v. Nunez
The court set a hearing for USA v. Nunez, case number 1:24-cr-00037-1. This hearing is likely to address scheduling or procedural matters in the case. The exact details of the hearing are not specified.
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