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D.D.C. · 1:26-cv-03383

DOE v. DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY et al

The court reported activity in this case on November 11, 2026: Status Report Order. CaseMagic read that from U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia's own public feed. Nobody was notified, because nobody has claimed this case.

CaseMagic has read 40 entries in this case on 14 different days, from September 28, 2026 to November 11, 2026, among them 6 orders, 6 status reports and 5 notices. The most recent entry the court labelled an order or ruling is from November 11, 2026: Order on Motion for CM/ECF Password.

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What the court has published about this case

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DateEntryWhat the court called it
November 11, 2026—Status Report Order — status report
November 11, 202623Order on Motion for CM/ECF Password — order
November 9, 202622CM/ECF Password
November 6, 202621Status Report
November 6, 202620Status Report
November 6, 202619Notice (Other) — notice
November 3, 2026—Order on Motion to Withdraw as Attorney — order
November 3, 2026—Set/Reset Deadlines
November 3, 202618Withdraw as Attorney
October 26, 2026—Status Report Order — status report
October 23, 202617Status Report
October 14, 2026—Status Report Order — status report
October 10, 202616Response to Order of the Court — response
October 5, 202615Summons Returned Executed as to US Attorney — summons
October 2, 2026—Set/Reset Deadlines
October 2, 2026—Order on Motion for TRO — order
October 2, 202614Notice (Other) — notice
October 1, 202613Errata
October 1, 202612Errata
October 1, 2026—Status Conference
October 1, 2026—~Util - Set/Reset Deadlines
October 1, 2026—~Util - Set/Reset Deadlines/Hearings
October 1, 2026—.Order — order
October 1, 202611Notice of Appearance — notice
October 1, 202610Response to Order of the Court — response
October 1, 20269Sealed Document
September 30, 2026—~Util - Set/Reset Deadlines
September 30, 2026—.Order — order
September 30, 20268Electronic Summons Issued as to AUSA,USAG
September 30, 2026—Case Assigned/Reassigned
September 30, 2026—.Order — order
September 30, 2026—~Util - Set/Reset Deadlines
September 30, 20267Temporary Restraining Order
September 29, 20266Notice of Appearance — notice
September 28, 20265Sealed Document
September 28, 20264Sealed Document
September 28, 20263Sealed Motion to Proceed Under Pseudonym
September 28, 20263Miscellaneous Relief
September 28, 20262Notice of Appearance — notice
September 28, 20261Complaint

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What this case number says

CourtU.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (D.D.C.)
Divisional office1 — the courthouse the case belongs to. This district sits in Washington, Washington DC. Leaving this number off is the single most common reason a search for a case returns nothing.
Filed in2026
Case typecv — a civil case.
Sequence03383 — the case's own number within that year and office.

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