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Aleksandr Klimin v. J. Johnson, Etc., et al. — Federal court orders immediate release of ICE detainee and requires notice and a bond hearing before any re-detention

A California federal magistrate judge granted an ICE detainee’s habeas petition in part, finding that his re-detention without prior notice or a prompt hearing violated due process and ordering his immediate release under his previous supervision conditions.

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Garland Horton v. Thomas R. Kuo, et al. — Court orders plaintiff to show cause why it should not decline supplemental jurisdiction over state-law disability claims

A federal district court ordered an ADA plaintiff to show cause why it should not decline to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over his Unruh Act and related state-law claims, requiring declarations on statutory damages and high-frequency litigant status.

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Damian Early v. Renee Harding, et al. — Federal court releases an erroneous judgment lien on property owned by non-debtors and awards statutory forfeiture and attorney’s fees

The Eastern District of California released Damian Early’s judgment lien against Terese and Douglas Harding’s property because they were not the judgment debtors, rejected Early’s agency-based enforcement theory, and awarded the Hardings a $100 statutory forfeiture and $6,000 in at

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Damian Early v. Renee Harding, et al. — Court Grants Summary Judgment on Four Claims and Judgment on the Pleadings on Theft Claim

The court granted summary judgment for the defendants on four claims and judgment on the pleadings on the theft claim, finding the plaintiff could not bind the defendants to a state court judgment they had no opportunity to litigate and could not establish an agency relationship with the judgment de

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William Lessin, Carol Smalley, et al., on behalf of themselves and others similarly situated v. Ford Motor Company, a Delaware corporation; and Does 1 through 10, inclusive — Court grants Ford’s narrow sealing requests for proprietary engineering materials, denies Document 252 without prejudice, grants in part and denies in part without prejudice Document 262, and orders public refiling with only approved redactions

The court granted Ford’s narrowly tailored sealing requests concerning proprietary engineering and risk-analysis information, denied Plaintiffs’ Document 252 motion without prejudice, granted in part and denied in part without prejudice Plaintiffs’ Document 262 motion, and ordered

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Dike Chudi v. Christopher Chestnut — Habeas Petition Dismissed Without Prejudice; Detention Under 8 U.S.C. § 1226(a) Found Constitutional After Custody Redetermination Hearing

The district court dismissed a pro se immigration detainee’s § 2241 habeas petition without prejudice, holding that his challenge to the immigration judge’s bond denial was barred by prudential exhaustion and that his detention under 8 U.S.C. § 1226(a) was constitutional because he had a

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Kelly Melissa Ayala (A-097-365-700) v. Markwayne Mullin, et al. — Magistrate judge recommends granting respondents’ motion to dismiss the habeas petition based on petitioner’s non-opposition after her release

A federal magistrate judge in the Eastern District of California recommended granting respondents’ motion to dismiss an immigration detainee’s habeas petition because the petitioner, who had been released on bond, acknowledged her release and did not oppose dismissal.

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Disposition Notice — Aaron Vrh v. J. Zamora, et al. — Court adopts screening recommendations, preserves three Eighth Amendment claims, and dismisses the remaining claims

After de novo review, the Eastern District of California adopted the magistrate judge’s findings and recommendations in full, allowing Aaron Vrh’s Eighth Amendment threat-to-safety claims against Gamboa, Sasselli, and Zoucha to proceed while dismissing all other claims and dismissing CDCR and V. Can

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