USA v. Pen Register
Case Summary
The court extended the authorization for the government to use a pen register and trap and trace device in the case USA v. Pen Register, docket number 1:26-mj-00733-1. This means law enforcement can continue collecting dialing, routing, and signaling information for a longer period. The extension allows the investigation to proceed without interruption.
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Court
S.D.N.Y.
Southern District of New York · 2nd Circuit · NY
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Criminal
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Latest Filing
1:26-mj-00733-1 USA v. Pen Register
Other · May 11, 2026
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What the record shows
This case is tied to Southern District of New York, a federal district court in NY.
The newest docket activity we have is a other dated May 11, 2026.
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About This Court
Southern District of New York (S.D.N.Y.) is a federal district court in the 2nd Circuit, NY.
Case Timeline
5 events1:26-mj-00733-1 USA v. Pen Register
The court extended the authorization for the government to use a pen register and trap and trace device in the case USA v. Pen Register, docket number 1:26-mj-00733-1. This means law enforcement can continue collecting dialing, routing, and signaling information for a longer period. The extension allows the investigation to proceed without interruption.
1:26-mj-01784-1 USA v. Pen Register
The court approved the government's request to use a pen register and trap and trace device in the case USA v. Pen Register, docket number 1:26-mj-01784-1. This allows law enforcement to record phone numbers dialed and incoming calls without capturing the content of the conversations. The approval signals the investigation is moving forward with electronic surveillance tools.
1:26-mj-00817-1 USA v. Pen Register
The court granted an extension for the use of a pen register and trap and trace device in the case USA v. Pen Register, docket number 1:26-mj-00817-1. This means law enforcement can continue collecting dialing, routing, addressing, or signaling information beyond the original authorized period. The extension allows the investigation to proceed without interruption.
1:26-mj-01783-1 USA v. Pen Register
The court granted the government's application for a pen register and trap and trace order in case number 1:26-mj-01783-1, USA v. Pen Register. This allows law enforcement to record dialing, routing, and signaling information from phone calls without capturing the content. The order supports the investigation by providing metadata that can identify communication patterns.
1:26-mj-01782-1 USA v. Pen Register
The court granted the government's application for a pen register and trap and trace device in case number 1:26-mj-01782-1, USA v. Pen Register. This allows law enforcement to collect dialing, routing, and signaling information from the target's phone without capturing the content of communications. The order supports ongoing surveillance efforts in the investigation.
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