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Forfeiture / Penalty Cases filed in the Florida Southern District Court before Senior Judge Shelby Highsmith

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Forfeiture / Penalty Cases filed in the Florida Southern District Court before Senior Judge Shelby Highsmith [ Court Info ]
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Parties District Court Judge Type of Lawsuit Cause of Action
October 9, 2007
United States of America v. One 35' Palmetto Go-Fast Vessel Resgistered as FL 6091 LW And Inventory FL Southern Highsmith Other Aliens: Complaint for Forfeiture
Plaintiff: United States of America; Defendant: One 35' Palmetto Go-Fast Vessel Resgistered as FL 6091 LW And Inventory
 
July 31, 2007
Borrego v. United States Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services et al FL Southern Highsmith Other 08:145
Plaintiff: Mayra Borrego; Defendant: United States Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services, District Director for the US Citizenship and Immigration Services
 
June 29, 2005
Marwa, Inc. v. U.S. - Agriculture FL Southern Highsmith Agriculture Agricultural Commodities Act
June 16, 2005
United States v. $105,000, et al FL Southern Highsmith Other Forfeiture - currency reporting violation
July 27, 2004
United States v. M/V Santa Barbara FL Southern Highsmith Other Complaint for Forfeiture
         
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