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...in Kaufman County, about 35 miles southeast of Dallas. Top U.S. Justice Department officials in November announced racketeering conspiracy charges against 34...
...An Ashburn, Va.-based U.S. Marshals Service contractor, which allegedly retaliated in 2010 against an employee who...
...went into effect March 1. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts sent out a complete list of emergency cost-cutting measures...
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...s personal liability under 31 U.S.C. § 3713 (the...agency for the procurement of services, the Dredging Contract was governed...
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...Terrence Mitchell appeals the revocation of his conditional release under 18 U.S.C. § 4243(g), arguing that the district court erred by...
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...control. Steven Swensen, a former U.S. marshal and founder of the Center...
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...Marshals Service learned that Fraga was residing in Aransas Pass, Texas, and that he had not registered as a sex offender. The Deputy U.S...
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