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United States v. Alba, 3:01-cr-03177-W, Document 1262 - Judgment in a Criminal Case (For Revocation of Probation or Supervised Release)
About this source
S284: A public RECAP copy of the federal revocation judgment.
- Publisher/custodian: U.S. District Court, Southern District of California; public RECAP reproduction. - Source date/status: 2013-04-23. - Prior review: 2 page scanned pdf retrieved and visually reviewed 2026-10-07. - Original deep link withheld from this public package where source privacy or authentication review is needed. Use the source title, custodian and source ID for attribution; no claim that the original is inaccessible to everyone.
Context in the linked claims: - The 2013 judgment revokes supervised release and imposes four months. - The 2013 judgment was retrieved; the original 2003 disposition was not. - The later record search supplies no original conviction or sentence details.
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Relevant excerpt / notes
Separate April 23, 2013 supervised-release revocation; original 2003 disposition remains unavailable. RECAP/GovInfo are copies of one judgment.
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- Needs ContextFocused review of the 2013 route found no later court record stating Martin original 2003 conviction count, plea, original judgment date or sentence; GovInfo and the associated RECAP archive inventory expose the already-retained 2013 revocation without original-sentence cross-references.
The later record search supplies no original conviction or sentence details.
- VerifiedThe filed April 23, 2013 revocation judgment names MARTIN GOMEZ-MARISCAL (6), records admitted guilt to allegation ONE and adjudicates violation 1 FAILURE TO SUBMIT URINE SAMPLE; it revokes supervised release and imposes FOUR MONTHS imprisonment.
The 2013 judgment revokes supervised release and imposes four months.
- Needs ContextThe focused public browser RECAP pass retrieved the 2013 revocation judgment S284 but no original 2003 plea agreement/change-of-plea result or judgment/sentencing order for Martin; the original disposition remains unverified in this source set.
The 2013 judgment was retrieved; the original 2003 disposition was not.
Timeline events 1
- Court imposes four months for the separate 2013 revocation
Document 1262 in United States v. Alba revokes Martin Gomez-Mariscal's supervised release after his admission to allegation 1, FAILURE TO SUBMIT URINE SAMPLE. It imposes FOUR MONTHS imprisonment. The judgment was filed and the sentence imposed on 04/23/13; PDF pp.1-2. Later revocation disposition, not proof of original 2003 plea/count/50-month sentence or custody actually served. No inference against any relative. Separate April 23, 2013 supervised-release revocation; original 2003 disposition remains unavailable. RECAP/GovInfo are copies of one judgment.
People 1
- Martín Gómez Mariscal
Reporting identifies Martín Gómez Mariscal as Olga Zulema Adams Pereyra's former husband, without an inspected original marriage certificate. The separate 2013 federal judgment records a supervised-release revocation; the original 2003 disposition remains unavailable. Neither record identifies the historical Carlos (Adams) or establishes candidate parentage.
Organizations 1
- U.S. District Court, Southern District of California
The federal court issued the complaint and the distinct 2013 revocation judgment represented by public copies. Affidavit allegations, the unidentified Carlos reference and the unavailable original 2003 disposition remain separate issues.
Source documents 1
- United States v. Alba, 3:01-cr-03177-W, Document 1262 - Judgment in a Criminal Case (For Revocation of Probation or Supervised Release)
This complete two-page screened copy records the separate 2013 supervised-release revocation. It does not supply the unavailable original 2003 disposition. A personal registration identifier has been irreversibly removed; the RECAP and GovInfo copies represent one instrument. Source S284. Unpublished pending author review, applicable authentication and PR10 professional legal review.