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USA v. Taylor, et al.
25-cr-00032
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Case Summary
The government filed a notice in the case of USA v. Taylor, et al. The notice is related to a specific issue, but the details are not provided. The case is currently pending in an unknown court.
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1:25-cr-00032-1 USA v. Redeaux
Hearing · April 24, 2026
Notice of Hearing
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- • government notice
- • unknown court
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A Notice of Hearing was filed.
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Case Timeline
5 events
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Hearing
April 24, 2026
1:25-cr-00032-1 USA v. Redeaux
Notice of Hearing
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April 24, 2026
6:25-cr-00032-1 USA v. Shepherd
The government has seized property worth $38 in the case of USA v. Taylor, et al. This forfeiture is part of a larger criminal case, 6:25-cr-00032-1 USA v. Shepherd. The seizure is a key step in the government's efforts to recover assets linked to the defendants.
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April 23, 2026
1:24-cv-01047 Smith v. Taylor et al
The court issued a notice in the case of Smith v. Taylor et al, which is related to the ongoing case of USA v. Taylor, et al. The notice is a procedural step that indicates the court's intention to take further action. This development may impact the progress of the related case.
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April 23, 2026
7:25-cr-00032-2 USA v. Taylor, et al.
A document was filed under seal.
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April 23, 2026
7:25-cr-00032-1 USA v. Taylor, et al.
A document was filed under seal.
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