Alex Martinez v. USA, et al
Embassy of Israel, United States of America, Department of Justice Canada and Emily Haber, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany |
Alex Martinez |
21-5044 |
February 23, 2021 |
U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit |
Other |
Docket Report
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SUPPLEMENT [1894754] to appellant's brief [ # 1893787-2 ] filed by Alex Martinez [Service Date: 04/14/2021 ] [21-5044] [Entered: 04/15/2021 02:07 PM] |
APPELLANT BRIEF AND APPENDIX [1893787] filed by Alex Martinez [Service Date: 04/06/2021 ] Length of Brief: 2,354 words. [21-5044] [Entered: 04/09/2021 09:37 AM] |
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT [1892918] received from illegible [signed for on 03/13/2021] for order [1886733-2] sent to Appellant Alex Martinez [21-5044] [Entered: 04/02/2021 02:28 PM] |
INTERNATIONAL MAIL SENT [1886733] of order [ # 1886665-5 ]. Acknowledgment of Receipt due 03/25/2021 from Alex Martinez. [21-5044] [Entered: 02/23/2021 01:59 PM] |
NOTICE OF APPEAL [1886662] seeking review of a decision by the U.S. District Court in 1:21-cv-00172-UNA filed by Alex Martinez. Appeal assigned USCA Case Number: 21-5044. [21-5044] [Entered: 02/23/2021 10:40 AM] |
CLERK'S ORDER [1886665] filed setting briefing schedule: APPELLANT Brief due 04/14/2021. APPENDIX due 04/14/2021. Failure to respond shall result in dismissal of the case for lack of prosecution. The Clerk is directed to send two copies of this order to appellant by air mail and to request appellant to return one copy of the order with a certification that it has been received. [21-5044] [Entered: 02/23/2021 10:47 AM] |
US CIVIL CASE docketed. [21-5044] [Entered: 02/23/2021 10:38 AM] |
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