Case: United States v. Puerto Rico

3:94-cv-02080 | U.S. District Court for the District of Puerto Rico

Filed Date: Aug. 10, 1994

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On August 10, 1994, after conducting a comprehensive investigation, the United States filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Puerto Rico. The U.S. sued the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the governor, various executive officials, and the directors of several juvenile facilities under the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act (CRIPA), 42 U.S.C. § 1997 et seq. The U.S., represented by the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the U.S. Attorney's Office, asked the court for preliminary and permanent injunctive relief. The U.S. claimed that the defendants failed to protect incarcerated juveniles in detention facilities and training schools from harm. Specifically, the U.S. alleged that the policies, procedures, and conditions at the juvenile facilities in Puerto Rico violated statutory rights and the constitutional guarantees of due process and equal protection.

The United States filed a proposed consent order simultaneously with the complaint, which was entered by the District Court (Judge Carmen Cerezo) as a partial judgment on October 6, 1994. The purpose of the consent order was to address the immediate issues of psychiatric care and overcrowding. The order provided deadlines for the establishment of a mental health care program at the juvenile facilities. The defendants were required to transfer all juveniles who were in need of in-patient mental health treatment to an in-patient facility, to develop a suicide prevention and intervention program, to train the staff that supervised the juveniles in suicidal and self-mutilating behaviors. Regarding the crowding issue, the defendants were required to take steps to reduce the number of juveniles confined in the facilities so that capacity was not exceeded 180 days after the consent decree was entered. The court appointed Orlando Martinez as the monitor to oversee compliance with the order.

On October 7, 1994, the United States submitted a comprehensive settlement agreement and filed a motion to enter the settlement agreement as an additional order. The agreement provided that the defendant would construct new facilities and remodel the existing facilities, develop a manual of the policies and procedures that govern the operation of the institutions, develop a handbook for the juveniles advising them of their rights and the rules of conduct, and ensure that the juvenile institutions were adequately staffed. It further provided for the development and implementation of a classification system to ensure that juveniles were placed in the least restrictive setting possible, for the development of an efficient and effective mental healthcare program, which would include a substance abuse program, and for the development of an adequate education program. Finally, the agreement provided that physical force was only to be used in justifiable self-defense, for the protection of others, or for the prevention of escape. Isolation was only deemed appropriate when a juvenile posed immediate threat to themselves or others. On the same day, the District Court (Judge Cerezo) granted the United States' motion to enter the settlement agreement as an order. The court retained jurisdiction to monitor implementation of the settlement agreement.

On March 12, 1997, the parties informed the Court that Congress had enacted the Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA) and that the statute required the Court make certain findings regarding its previous orders. The parties also advised the Court that they would continue to meet with the Court Monitor and arrive at an agreed upon motion with regard to the current conditions in the facilities and the need for continued judicial oversight. And on October 7, 1997, the United States filed a Motion to Enter Settlement Agreement as an Order of the Court and for a Finding of Compliance with the Prison Litigation Reform Act. By Order dated December 12, 1997, the District Court approved the Settlement Agreement.

Remediation continued from 1997 to 2007. On March 8, 2007, the defendants filed a motion to terminate the prospective relief order entered by the Court on December 12, 1997, pursuant to the PLRA. Under the PLRA, ordinarily such a motion is the basis for a stay of pending remediation after 30 days, but on April 10, the Court found good cause for postponement of the automatic stay until June 6, 2007 and set an evidentiary hearing for May 7, 2008. Defendants appealed this finding. The day before the hearing, the parties settled, and filed a motion setting out which parts of the prior settlement agreements would remain in effect and which would be terminated. The hearing then supplied the basis for approval of the remaining provisions.

In addition to leaving in place a number of the provisions of the existing agreement, the parties implemented new requirements of sufficient direct care staffing to supervise in recreational, leisure and treatment activities with the juveniles; and new regulation of the response to allegations of abuse and mistreatment.

On April 28, 2008, the United States filed a Motion for Specific Performance and Supplemental Relief in an effort to protect youth from staffing shortages. The U.S. agreed to defer enforcement while the defendants pursued alternative measures. When the alternative measures proved ineffective, the two parties entered into a stipulation that required the hiring and training of additional staff and subsequent monitoring of the remedy. The Court approved the stipulation on January 8, 2009. After the United States determined that the defendants failed to adequately implement the remediation steps, the United States filed a Motion for Contempt on July 2, 2009. The Court denied the motion, stating that the defendants showed reasonable diligence in attempting to fulfill the Stipulated Order. The United States appealed on May 21, 2010; the First Circuit dismissed the appeal. U.S. v. Puerto Rico, 642 F.3d 103 (1st Cir. 2011).

The defendants moved to terminate particular relief provisions of the parties’ Settlement Agreement in May 2010, August 2011, October 2012, May 2016, March 2018, and June 2019. The Court granted the first five motions to terminate their respective relief provisions, and the sixth motion is pending. The parties filed a joint motion to terminate two additional provisions in July 2014 because the defendants were in compliance per the monitoring report for the first quarter of 2014.

From 2009 until 2018, Warren F. Benton acted as the monitor issuing quarterly reports. In the second quarter of 2018, Kimberly B. Tandy assumed monitoring duties. The case was reassigned to Judge Gustavo Gelpi on December 19, 2019.

After years of status reports, the court issued an order on November 11, 2020 to convene a three-judge panel to determine whether to release prisoners from the juvenile facilities subject to the consent decree in light of "a most appalling and disturbing predicament which jeopardizes the mental and physical well-being of their population." 2020 WL 6948174. The order was issued in response to a monitoring report that found that one quarter of the juvenile population at these facilities was hospitalized between July 1 and September 30, 2020 due to suicide or mutilation attempts. During that same period, one third of the juvenile population engaged in suicidal ideation, gestures of intent (including serious attempts by hanging), or self-mutilation. The court reprimanded the Commonwealth for "fail[ing] to remedy the juveniles' inexcusable deprivation of constitutional rights" and concluded that the court was obligated to intervene to protect the mental health and safety of the juvenile prisoners. The court elected to convene a three-judge panel to determine whether a prisoner release was appropriate, citing the facilities' lack of capacity.

Four days later, on November 16, 2020, the court issued another order enforcing a previous order that directed the Commonwealth to identify the personnel and contractors who were essential to the Commonwealth's efforts to comply with the settlement agreement and subsequent orders, which the Commonwealth had failed to do. In the November 16th order, the court threatened to hold the Commonwealth in contempt and subject it to sanctions for continued noncompliance and asserted that it would "do all that is in its power to address the drastic and noncompliant posture of the Commonwealth." The Commonwealth complied the following day. In response, the court issued an order preventing essential personnel from being transferred, removed, or terminated without the court's permission. The order also required essential contractors to continue providing services (with compensation) even after their contracts expired unless the court permitted them to cease.

The court continued to express its impatience with the Commonwealth in subsequent orders, noting in one that "[t]he Commonwealth's self-serving characterization of its compliance efforts is its own."

On December 9, 2020, the court designated First Circuit Court of Appeals Judge David J. Barron, District of Puerto Rico Judge Francisco A. Besosa, and District of Puerto Rico Chief Judge Gustavo A. Gelpi to serve on the three-judge panel. The case is ongoing.

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3:94-cv-02080	Docket (PACER) U.S. v. Puerto Rico	Dec. 18, 2020	Dec. 18, 2020 Docket
	Notice Letter re: CRIPA Investigation of Juvenile Facilities in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico U.S. v. Puerto Rico No Court	Oct. 9, 1991	Oct. 9, 1991 Notice Letter
	Findings Letter re: CRIPA Investigation of Juvenile Facilities in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico U.S. v. Puerto Rico No Court	Dec. 2, 1992	Dec. 2, 1992 Findings Letter/Report
3 3:94-cv-02080	Amended Complaint U.S. v. Puerto Rico	Aug. 22, 1994	Aug. 22, 1994 Complaint
	Findings Letter re: CRIPA Investigation of Juvenile Facilities in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico U.S. v. Puerto Rico No Court	Sept. 14, 1994	Sept. 14, 1994 Findings Letter/Report
3:94-cv-02080	Consent Order U.S. v. Puerto Rico	Oct. 11, 1994	Oct. 11, 1994 Order/Opinion
3:94-cv-02080	Settlement Agreement U.S. v. Puerto Rico	Oct. 7, 1997	Oct. 7, 1997 Settlement Agreement
22 3:94-cv-02080	United States' Motion for Leave to Amend Complaint U.S. v. Puerto Rico	Oct. 7, 1997	Oct. 7, 1997 Pleading / Motion / Brief
3:94-cv-02080	Affidavit of Orlando L. Martinez U.S. v. Puerto Rico	Oct. 7, 1997	Oct. 7, 1997 Pleading / Motion / Brief
21 3:94-cv-02080	United States' Motion to Enter Settlement Agreement as an Order of the Court and for a Finding of Compliance with the Prison Litigation Reform Act U.S. v. Puerto Rico	Oct. 7, 1997	Oct. 7, 1997 Pleading / Motion / Brief

ECF Number	Description	Date	Link Date / Link
85	ORDER [76-1] mot. submitting emergency plans, Noted, granting [77-1] motion for Andrew J. Toland to Appear Pro Hac Vice granting [78-1] motion for Luis F. Del Valle-Emmanuelli to Withdraw as Attorney (Terminated attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for All Defendants, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Lydia Lasalle, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli Julio Cualio-Bonet, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Francisco Rivera-Mayor, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Francisca Aponte, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Norma Cruz, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Edgard Ortiz-Albino, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Daniel Vazquez-Torres, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Carmen Rodriguez, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Pedro Pierluisi, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Victor Fajardo, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Astrid Oyola-de-Benitez, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Carmen Feliciano-Vda.-de-Me, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Miguel Rivera, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli Zoraida Buxo, attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Juvenile Inst. Adm., attorney Luis F. Del-Valle-Emmanuelli for Pedro J. Rossello, attorney Luis F. for Commonwealth of PR ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Sept. 27, 1999	Sept. 27, 1999 PACER
92	ORDER re: Monitor's report regarding Fundacion Cena II Barbosa facility (dkt. #91). The Administrator of AIJ or his representative will state his position regarding the Monitor's Report prior to 10/8/99, etc. as stated herein. setting Motion Filing deadline to 10/4/99 ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Oct. 6, 1999	Oct. 6, 1999 PACER
93	ORDER: Atty. Toland's letter dated 10/6/99 will be filed and made part of the record. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Oct. 8, 1999	Oct. 8, 1999 PACER
95	Informative Motion by All Defendants re: transfer of juveniles from Cena II to other facilities on 10/6/99 (il)	Oct. 14, 1999	Oct. 14, 1999 PACER
96	ORDER reset Telephone Conference for 9:00 10/28/99 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (np)	Oct. 18, 1999	Oct. 18, 1999 PACER
97	ORDER granting [82-1] motion to Seal certain exhs. granting [83-1] motion requesting an order requiring witnesses' cooperation [84-1] opposition response to dkt. #80, Noted. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Nov. 1, 1999	Nov. 1, 1999 PACER
105	Minute entry: The Mag Judge Aida Delgado is authorized to enter any order that is necessary in order to assure the safety of the juveniles and compliance w/the Consent Decree in which the parties have entered. ( Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (ov)	Feb. 7, 2000	Feb. 7, 2000 PACER
106	ORDER: That dfts immediately take all actions necessary to protect the federal rights of juveniles held in Cena I Canovanas and Cena II-Rio Grande, etc; that the USMS shall assist dfts in carrying out this order including accompanying AIJ personnel to Cena I and Cena III in order to assist in the closing of ea. of the facilities and the transferring of the juveniles, etc as stated herein. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (ov) Modified on 02/08/2000	Feb. 8, 2000	Feb. 8, 2000 PACER
111	ORDER re: [110-1] document(s): Dkt. #110 is to be filed, made part of the record and kept sealed until further order of the Ct. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Feb. 10, 2000	Feb. 10, 2000 PACER
113	ORDER setting evidentiary hrg. for 10:00 2/16/00 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon, etc. as stated herein. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Feb. 14, 2000	Feb. 14, 2000 PACER
114	ORDER for issuance of subpoena, etc. as stated herein signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Feb. 14, 2000	Feb. 14, 2000 PACER
119	ORDER: Dkt. #120 is ordered sealed, etc. AIJ is instructed to report on or before 3/17/00 what actions, if any, have been undertaken re: dkt. #120. setting Motion Filing deadline to 3/17/00 ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Feb. 29, 2000	Feb. 29, 2000 PACER
125	ORDER granting [51-1] motion for Daliah Lugo Auffant to Withdraw as Attorney (Terminated attorney Daliah Lugo-Auffant for Commonwealth of PR granting [60-1] motion to Continue hrg. set for 7/8/99, granting [60-2] motion to schedule depositions granting [63-1] motion to Extend Time for a period of 10 days to provide pltf's comments on the draft Agency Policy and Procedure Manual mooting [69-1] motion for Leave to File reply to pltf's. opp. to mot. to set aside referral of the case to the Mag. Judge, mooting [69-2] motion to Extend Time to supplement the mot. to set aside referral, etc. w/transcript excerpts, mooting [69-3] motion to Vacate order setting hrg. on 7/27/99 ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	March 17, 2000	March 17, 2000 PACER
131	ORDER: Telephone conf. held on 5/24/00. The pts. requested a continuance of the hrg. set for 6/14/00. The req. is granted. resetting General Calendar Call for 1:00 6/16/00 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon, etc. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	May 30, 2000	May 30, 2000 PACER
134	REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION of Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon. It is recommended that Mr. Jose Juan Garcia be sanctioned for having blatantly and clearly engaged in conduct that resulted in the obstruction of the execution of the 2/7/00 order. In addition, it is recommended that the entire record in regards to these events be made available to the Commonwealth and USDOJ for whatever action is deemed proper. Case no longer referred to Objections to R and R due by 7/10/00 (re)	June 30, 2000	June 30, 2000 PACER
139	Minute entry: The pts. shall state their positions, if any, as to the obj. to the Mag. Judge's R & R filed by Fundacion CENA, Inc. and Mr. Jose J. Garcia (dkt. #136 within 20 days. set Motion Filing deadline to 9/5/00 ( Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	Aug. 9, 2000	Aug. 9, 2000 PACER
147	ORDER mooting [79-1] motion to Extend Time until 9/21/99 to file informative mot. re: production of documents mooting [94-1] motion to Extend Time until 10/8/99 to file an informative mot. concerning the Cena II facility [99-1] motion to Accept Spanish Language Documents Noted. [102-1] motion to Accept Spanish Language Documents attached to Government dfts' sixthinformative motion Noted., [102-1] motion information Noted. mooting [108-1] motion stay execution of jdmt. granting [118-1] motion to Seal the same mooting [135-1] motion to Extend Time for a period of 10 days to file objections to the Mag. Judge's R & R ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Sept. 15, 2000	Sept. 15, 2000 PACER
149	Declaration of Al Lick submitted by USA w/attach. (re)	Sept. 22, 2000	Sept. 22, 2000 PACER
172	ORDER setting Status Conference for 10:00 3/6/01 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Feb. 16, 2001	Feb. 16, 2001 PACER
199	ORDER granting [155-1] motion to Seal Document(s), mooting [159-1] motion to Extend Time for 15 days to file obj to R&R, granting [175-1] motion for Leave to File mot. re: objections to Mag-Judge's R & R, mooting [160-1] motion to Extend Time until 12/15/00 to file their detailed Capital Development Plan, granting [165-1] motion for Andrew J. Toland to Withdraw as Attorney (Terminated attorney Andrew J. Toland for All Defendants, mooting [165-2] motion to Continue all hgrs. and deadlines in this case for 75 days, mooting [165-3] motion to Extend Time for a period of 75 days to announce new legal representation, mooting [168-1] motion to Extend Time until 11/28/00 to file response to Monitor's report ( signed by Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (np)	June 1, 2001	June 1, 2001 PACER
208	ORDER: The Commonwealth of P. R. is expressly ordered that it must provide access to t he Monito to the premises and all AIJ facilities as well as records which are necessary for him to carry out his duties under the Cosent Decree, etc. ( signed by Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	June 7, 2001	June 7, 2001 PACER
219	Minute entry: Status conf. held. Certain matters were discussed. setting Status Conference for 4:45 7/30/01 before Judge Carmen C. Cerezo . Mr. Martinez is granted 15 days to fully comply w/the 6/7/01 order. setting Motion Filing deadline to 8/6/01, etc. as stated herein. ( Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	July 18, 2001	July 18, 2001 PACER
224	Minute entry: [222-1] sealed document(s), Noted. Status conf. set for 7/30/01 is vacated ; granting [221-1] motion to Seal Document(s) ( Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	July 30, 2001	July 30, 2001 PACER
226	Minute entry: granting [184-1] motion to Withdraw [144-1] motion to terminate Ponce Detention and Treatment Center for Girls from litiagation by All Defendants mooting [151-1] motion for Leave to File reply memorandum in support of mot. to terminate Ponce Detention and Treatment Center for girls from litigation granting [179-1] motion for Rick Nemcik to Withdraw as Attorney (Terminated attorney Rick Nemcik-Cruz for Commonwealth of PR mooting [180-1] motion to Continue status conf. set for 4/24/01 mooting [195-1] motion to Extend Time until 5/28/01 to file response to the Monitor's Report and defts' comprehensive work plan ( Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	Aug. 1, 2001	Aug. 1, 2001 PACER
227	ORDER FOR PARTIAL DISMISSAL the Ponce Girls facility from the rest of the litigation in this case, subject to the terms and conditions of the remainder of this order. ( signed by Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	Aug. 3, 2001	Aug. 3, 2001 PACER
228	Minute entry: granting [223-1] motion to Extend Time until 8/21/01 to respond to the ct's order due to medical emergency setting Motion Filing deadline to 8/21/01 ( Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	Aug. 3, 2001	Aug. 3, 2001 PACER
229	Minute entry: Status conf. held. Acting Monitor, Mr. Burgos will have to file the 90 day report on the Institutions by 9/18/01, etc. setting report deadline to 9/18/01, setting Status Conference for 9:30 9/24/01 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ( Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Aug. 3, 2001	Aug. 3, 2001 PACER
234	STATUS CONF. REPORT AND ORDER: S/C held. setting Status Conference for 9:30 9/24/01 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Aug. 30, 2001	Aug. 30, 2001 PACER
249	ORDER granting [239-1] joint motion to request order to adopt propose plan for payment of the expenses of the Court Monitor [240-1] mot. depositing monies, Noted; [241-1] motion to request referral to magistrate, Noted; [242-1] mot. submitting invoices, Noted; granting [239-1] joint motion to request order to adopt propose plan for payment of the expenses of the Court Monitor. The Clerk of Ct. shall issue a check payable to acting Ct. Monitor Javier T. Burgosin the amt. of $16,513.01 to cover his compensation and expenses for the mos. of August and September 2001. ( signed by Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	Nov. 26, 2001	Nov. 26, 2001 PACER
252	ORDER re: letter received on Mag's chambers signed by Mr. George Garrido will be filed and made part of the record. Copy of the same is to be provided to cnsl for the pts. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (ft)	Jan. 16, 2002	Jan. 16, 2002 PACER
258	REPORT ON STATUS CONF. HELD AND ORDER SETTING NEXT CONF. S/C held on various occaions. setting Status Conference for 2:00 2/19/02 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon [241-1] motion to request referral to magistrate, Noted; approving [242-1] mot. submitting invoices of the Acting Monitor, etc. as stated herein. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Feb. 11, 2002	Feb. 11, 2002 PACER
259	ORDER: It is ordered that the payment of the Interim Ct. Monitor's expenses as set forth in the methodology previously adopted by the Ct. be made part of the referral in this matter to Mag. Judge Aida M. Delgado Colon. ( signed by Judge Carmen C. Cerezo ) (re)	Feb. 11, 2002	Feb. 11, 2002 PACER
263	ORDER: Dkt. #258, report on status conf. is to be amended as follows: At page 8, Sec. C (pending mots), dkt. #242 should read dkt. #248, mot. submitting invoices of the action monitor (October 2001). The Clerk of Ct. will proceed accordingly. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Feb. 14, 2002	Feb. 14, 2002 PACER
267	ORDER The status conf. set for 2/19/02 is vacated, etc., setting Settlement Conference for 2:00 3/1/02 before Magistrate Judge Aida Delgado-Colon ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	Feb. 19, 2002	Feb. 19, 2002 PACER
268	MOTION by Javier T. Burgos requesting payment of expenses for the mos. of Feb. 2002 pursuant to the terms of the Compensation Agreement (re)	March 22, 2002	March 22, 2002 PACER
270	ORDER granting [268-1] motion requesting payment of expenses for the mos. of Feb. 2002 pursuant to the terms of the Compensation Agreement. At the time the 3/18/02 order (dkt. #270) was issued, granting the payment of the Monitor's 2/2002 invoice, said invoice has not been property docketed by the Clerk ofCt. Therefore, said part of the order is now vacated. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	April 1, 2002	April 1, 2002 PACER
271	CHECK # 2524153 in the amount of $ 8,217.24 payable to Javier T. Burgos issued (re)	April 2, 2002	April 2, 2002 PACER
274	ORDER granting [272-1] motion requesting payment of the same ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	April 17, 2002	April 17, 2002 PACER
275	ORDER resetting Status Conference for 2:00 6/26/02 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon, etc. The 5/1/02 status conf. remains in effect. ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	April 18, 2002	April 18, 2002 PACER
277	ORDER setting Status Conference for 9:30 5/1/02 before Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ( signed by Magistrate Judge Aida M. Delgado-Colon ) (re)	April 30, 2002	April 30, 2002 PACER

Case: United States v. Puerto Rico

3:94-cv-02080 | U.S. District Court for the District of Puerto Rico

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