Mary S. Scriven
Mary S. Scriven is a United States District Judge for the Middle District of Florida. Appointed by President George W. Bush in 2003, she has presided over a variety of cases involving civil rights, corporate law, and federal regulations. In a recent ruling, she denied a request from the companies Rumble and Trump Media & Technology Group to disregard Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes' orders in the U.S., emphasizing the importance of international legal protocols and jurisdiction.
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Brazil:
Mary S. Scriven is the judge who has suspended new motions in the case involving Alexandre de Moraes.
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Brazil:
Mary S. Scriven is a judge who denied a preliminary injunction in a case involving Alexandre de Moraes.
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Brazil:
Mary S. Scriven is the judge who denied a preliminary injunction in the case involving the companies against Alexandre de Moraes's decisions.
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Brazil:
Mary S. Scriven is the judge who denied a preliminary injunction in the case involving the companies against Alexandre de Moraes's decisions.
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Brazil:
Mary S. Scriven denied a preliminary injunction in the lawsuit involving Moraes and the companies.
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Brazil:
Mary S. Scriven is a judge who denied a request from Rumble and Trump Media & Technology regarding compliance with Brazilian court decisions.
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