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U.S. v. Approximately 335 Counterfeit NFL Jerseys, Not Reported in F.Supp.3d, 2014 WL 2575446

Facts

Issue

Whether the court should grant the Government's motion for default judgment in the in rem forfeiture action against the counterfeit jerseys.

Whether the court should grant the Government's motion for default judgment in the in rem forfeiture action against the counterfeit jerseys.

Rule

Analysis

The Government complied with the procedural requirements for forfeiture, including filing a verified complaint and publishing notice on the official forfeiture website. The defendants were served with notice, and no claims were filed within the required timeframe. The court found that the Government's claims had merit and that the absence of claims justified granting the default judgment.

The Government complied with the procedural requirements for forfeiture, including filing a verified complaint and publishing notice on the official forfeiture website. The defendants were served with notice, and no claims were filed within the required timeframe.

Conclusion

The court recommended granting the Government's motion for default judgment, allowing the forfeiture of the counterfeit jerseys to the United States.

The court recommended granting the Government's motion for default judgment, allowing the forfeiture of the counterfeit jerseys to the United States.

Who won?

The United States prevailed in this case as the court recommended granting its motion for default judgment. The court found that the Government had met all procedural requirements for the forfeiture action and that the defendants failed to respond or contest the forfeiture. The absence of any claims from the defendants indicated a lack of opposition to the Government's assertions regarding the counterfeit nature of the jerseys.

The United States prevailed in this case as the court recommended granting its motion for default judgment.

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