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Federal lawsuits against South Florida Detention Center

20 new federal civil cases named South Florida Detention Center as defendant in the last 30 days, in 1 district court. The most recent was filed on November 13, 2026. Every one is listed below with the caption exactly as the court wrote it.

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November 13, 2026John Sley v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28100S.D. Fla.
November 13, 2026Pereira de Sousa v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28090S.D. Fla.
November 13, 2026Lopez Herrera v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28088S.D. Fla.
November 12, 2026Choc Bo v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28055S.D. Fla.
November 12, 2026Centeno Harry v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28050S.D. Fla.
November 12, 2026Gonzalez Gonzalez v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28045S.D. Fla.
November 12, 2026Lopez Suarez v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28040S.D. Fla.
November 12, 2026Carrizo Garcia v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28028S.D. Fla.
November 12, 2026Celestino v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28024S.D. Fla.
November 12, 2026Benson v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-28023S.D. Fla.
November 6, 2026Guerrero Angarita v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27893S.D. Fla.
November 3, 2026Salazar Medina v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27822S.D. Fla.
November 3, 2026Hernandez Lopez v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27819S.D. Fla.
November 3, 2026Bernal Jimenez v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27816S.D. Fla.
October 29, 2026Martinez Nossa v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27667S.D. Fla.
October 28, 2026Bethancourt Guittens v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27632S.D. Fla.
October 22, 2026Neturkiapas Lopez v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27461S.D. Fla.
October 21, 2026Paez Yanez v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27436S.D. Fla.
October 21, 2026Sangronis Penaloza v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27431S.D. Fla.
October 20, 2026Jean v. South Florida Detention Center 1:26-cv-27405S.D. Fla.

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Questions people ask before they start

Is South Florida Detention Center being sued?

Yes, in federal court: 20 new federal civil cases named South Florida Detention Center as defendant in the last 30 days, the newest filed November 13, 2026. The list above shows each case with its district and case number, and a filing stream emails you the morning after the next one is filed.

How many federal lawsuits have been filed against South Florida Detention Center recently?

20 new federal civil cases named South Florida Detention Center as defendant in the 30 days to November 13, 2026, counted from the district courts' own CM/ECF filing feeds. A case counts once, on the date its opening filing was made.

Is this every lawsuit against the company?

No. It covers new federal civil cases in the districts that publish a filing feed, grouped by the defendant name as the court typed it. State-court suits are not included, a case where the company is one of several defendants listed after another name is not included, and a differently spelled name is counted separately rather than guessed at.

Where does this come from?

From each federal district court's public feed of new docket activity, which CaseMagic reads directly. Nothing here is summarised, inferred or written by a language model. CaseMagic is independent and is not affiliated with the courts, PACER or the company named.

Can I be emailed when the next case is filed?

Yes. A filing stream for South Florida Detention Center sends a morning digest of every new federal case naming it. Streams are part of the Professional plan.

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South Florida Detention Center lawsuits: 20 new in 30 days