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56-CV-13-228 Register of Actions (Public Copy)

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Issuing body
Minnesota Judicial Branch
Case number
56-CV-13-228
Case filed
January 28, 2013
Public-copy length
10 pages
Original length
11 pages
Outcome
The case was dismissed with prejudice on June 17, 2014.
Primary issue
The assignment and recusal chronology in 56-CV-13-228.

About this document

The register records the assignments of Judges Waldemar Senyk, Mark Hansen, Barbara Hanson, and Mary Mahler. It identifies judicial recusal as the reason for each of the first three reassignments and supplies the filing dates for the corresponding recusal orders.

Why the register matters

The register establishes the sequence of the three recusals and places them within the case chronology. It also records the scheduled proceedings and the June 17, 2014 dismissal with prejudice.

Public-copy note: The source register is 11 pages. Justice-Denied.org removed the financial section at the bottom of source page 10 and omitted source page 11, which contains only court fee, payment, and balance information unrelated to the recusal chronology. No other substantive register content was removed.

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Read the key assignment entries

Key text from the register

Senyk, Waldemar B. - assigned January 28, 2013 - Judicial Officer Recused
Hansen, Mark F. - assigned February 1, 2013 - Judicial Officer Recused
Hanson, Barbara R. - assigned February 11, 2014 - Judicial Officer Recused
Mahler, Mary B. - assigned February 27, 2014

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Justice-Denied Team

The Justice-Denied editorial team publishes records-based reporting focused on judicial conduct, evidence, transparency, and accountability.