Miller v. United States of America
Petitioner:
Kristine Jean Miller
Respondent:
United States of America
Case Number:
5:2013cv04082
Filed:
August 22, 2013
Court:
Iowa Northern District Court
Office:
Western Division Office
County:
Monona
Presiding Judge:
Donald E OBrien
Referring Judge:
Leonard T Strand
Nature of Suit:
Motions to Vacate Sentence
Cause of Action:
28:2255
Jury Demanded By:
None
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