TIMELINE EVENT
Court imposes four months for the separate 2013 revocation
What happened
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.
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Related claims 2
- 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.
- 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.
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.