Documents tagged "Johnson"
Found 32 documents with this tag
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The image shows a document with the heading "UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT" and includes a case number at the top right corner. The main body of text is a notification from a court, addressed to an individual named Mr. Johnson, referencing "Criminal Action No. 3:20-cr-00129-VAB-JRN" and a docket entry with the date "March 26, 2020." The text on the document is partially redacted; however, it appears to be related to an individual's obligations or updates within a legal case.
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The image shows a handwritten list on lined notebook paper. The writing is small and seems to be from the first person perspective, possibly a student's notes about their personal experiences. Notable lines include "I went to school" and "I am learning," indicating activities related to education or growth. There are also mentions of individuals with names such as "Timmy Johnson," which suggest relationships or interactions. The text is partially obscured by red rectangles drawn over parts of the page, likely to keep certain information private or unreadable. The overall style of the image is casual and personal, reminiscent of a diary entry.
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The image displays a page of legal documents with various texts and sections labeled as "Introduction" and "Background." The document appears to be related to a case or court proceedings, referencing dates such as "December 2014" and "Page 29" along with the name "Johnson." There is also text indicating that the document is from "U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York." The style of the image suggests it is a digital representation or scan of an official court or legal report, written in English.
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The image shows a piece of paper with printed text. The paper appears to be a receipt from a store named "Staples". There is an email address written on the paper which has been highlighted by someone using a red pen. It includes the name "Michael Ray Johnson" followed by a unique identifier and what looks like an alias or username, but it's not entirely clear due to the angle of the photo. The receipt lists items purchased along with their prices, but specific details about these items are obscured. The paper also contains some handwritten notes in black ink, possibly relating to the highlighted email address or providing additional information about a particular transaction.
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The image appears to be a digital representation of an official document, specifically a letter from the "OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY" dated "March 12 2009." The top portion of the document includes the heading in bold text with an address and contact information for the sender. The middle section contains a formal salutation to someone named "Mr. Johnson," followed by body text that seems to be related to legal matters or procedures involving money laundering charges. There is mention of a defendant in this context. At the bottom, there's a signature line with the name "ROBERT C. STERNHEIMER," presumably the sender's name and title within the organization. The overall style is formal and professional, consistent with official government correspondence.
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The image shows a list of names printed on paper. There are two columns of names with the numbers 1 to 80 in the left column and corresponding names like "John Smith", "Mary Johnson", etc. The number 42 is highlighted with a red box around it, drawing attention to that particular name. The image is of a digital nature, possibly an electronic document or screenshot. There are no people or locations visible in this image.
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The image appears to be a digital screenshot of an email interface with the content of a message being displayed. The email header shows the sender's name as "Mr. Johnson" and includes the subject line, although it is not clearly legible in this resolution. There are also other elements such as dates and timestamps indicating when the email was sent or received. The body text of the email contains lines that suggest a formal correspondence, possibly related to business matters or an appointment, but specific details are obscured due to the image's quality. The overall appearance suggests it might be a screenshot taken from someone's personal device showing an email application.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033508.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails between Jessica Cadwell and Jacquie Johnson regarding a case involving someone named Jane Doe. The conversation includes topics such as the scheduling of depositions for Ms. Maxwell and Mr. Trump, service on Maxwell, and an emergency protective order. It is not clear from this summary who Mr. Trump or Ms. Maxwell are, but they may be parties involved in the case.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033503.txt
The document is a series of emails discussing the status of service on two individuals named Maxwell and Trump, who are likely defendants in a legal case. The names are redacted to maintain confidentiality. The emails also reference Jane Doe as a plaintiff or witness in the case. Jacquie Johnson appears to be a paralegal at Burman Critton Lutier & Coleman, and Jessica Cadwell is another individual involved in the discussion. The content of the emails suggests that efforts are being made to obtain information from these individuals for legal purposes.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033498.txt
The document is a series of emails discussing the status of legal proceedings involving a person named Jane Doe and another individual. Key people in the conversation include Jessica Cadwell, Jeffrey Epstein, Jacquie Johnson, and Maxwell. The conversations take place between August 11 and 12, 2009, and refer to efforts to serve legal documents on various individuals involved in the case. The location of these emails is West Palm Beach, FL.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033490.txt
The document discusses a man named Jonathan Farkas who is seeing Heidi, an intelligent and kind woman. He mentions that Somers has received an appointment from Trump due to her fundraising efforts through Woody and Suzanne Johnson. The communication warns the recipient of confidential information contained within and reminds them that unauthorized use or disclosure could be unlawful.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033307.txt
The document is an email from Richard Kahn to Jeffrey E. on July 25, 2016. The main topic of the email is a summary of polls regarding the race between Trump and Clinton for the US presidency, showing that Trump has gained some support after the Republican National Convention (RNC). However, it is important to note that these are just snapshots in time, and polling can be affected by many factors.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032892.txt
The email conversation involves several people discussing an inquiry from the WSJ about a Jane Doe case involving Trump and Epstein. The email chain includes Michael C. Miller, a partner at Steptoe & Johnson LLP, Darren Indyke, Joe Palazzolo, a staff reporter at the WSJ, and Jeffrey E. Jeevacation@gmail.com. It appears that they are discussing how to respond to the inquiry from the WSJ regarding the case.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032538.txt
Jonathan Farkas wrote an email to Jeffrey E. about Apple stock and warned him that a woman he knew might be untrustworthy or involved in illegal activities. In the previous email chain, Jeffrey had cautioned against alcoholism and drug use, and advised being careful around someone who was dishonest or unstable.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032536.txt
The document appears to be a series of email exchanges between two individuals discussing someone they know. The topic includes the person's possible involvement in alcoholism, drug use, and dishonesty. The individuals mention caution around this person, but also note that she seems intelligent and kind. It is unclear who Somers is or what the White House Fellowship Commission is in this context. The email chain also includes a confidentiality disclaimer.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032534.txt
This email discusses a romantic relationship between two individuals, one of whom is named Somers. Somers has received an appointment from Trump to the White House Fellowship Commission. The recipient is cautioned not to trust Somers completely. The sender also mentions that he does not think it will turn into romance and expresses some concerns about age difference and physical appearance. The email emphasizes the confidential nature of its content and warns against unauthorized use or disclosure.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032532.txt
This email exchange involves a conversation between two individuals discussing the character of a woman named Somers who works for President Trump on the White House Fellowship Commission. The person writing the email expresses concerns about Somers' trustworthiness and asks for advice from Jeffrey, suggesting that they might have had previous negative experiences with her.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032531.txt
In the document, Jonathan Farkas discusses his plans to meet with a woman named Ma, who he describes as intelligent and kind. He also mentions that Somers has been appointed to The White House Fellowship Commission through Woody and Suzanne Johnson because she bundled for Trump. In addition, there is an email from JEE warning about the confidentiality of the information contained in the communication.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032530.txt
The document discusses the relationship between a man and a woman, with the man expressing concerns about their potential romance due to age and height differences. The woman is described as intelligent and kind, and it's mentioned that she has secured an appointment from Trump to be on the White House Fellowship commission. The conversation appears to be taking place via email.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032396.txt
In the document, Ken Starr, a lawyer, discusses his involvement in an appeal related to a billion-dollar jury verdict against Johnson & Johnson involving hip replacement plaintiffs. He also mentions representing both good friends on either side of the case and expressing gratitude for a Christmas greeting from Jeffrey E.