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2:26-mj-01062-1 USA v. WHITTAKER
Consent to Trial Before US Magistrate Judge ( 6
May 4, 2026
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USA v. Whittaker: Consent to Trial Before US Magistrate Judge
26-mj-01062
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The defendant, WHITTAKER, has agreed to be tried by a US Magistrate Judge, rather than a district judge. This decision allows the case to proceed more quickly, as magistrate judges often have a faster docket. The consent to trial before a magistrate judge is a common practice in federal cases.
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2:26-mj-01062-1 USA v. WHITTAKER
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May 4, 2026
2:26-mj-01062-1 USA v. WHITTAKER
The defendant, WHITTAKER, has agreed to be tried by a US Magistrate Judge, rather than a district judge. This decision allows the case to proceed more quickly, as magistrate judges often have a faster docket. The consent to trial before a magistrate judge is a common practice in federal cases.
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