Maine Federal Accountability Cases
HISTORICALAppeal concluded
Arthur Reardon v. Mitchell Oswald
Related historical Oswald litigation
- Court
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
- Appeal
- No. 25-1660
Last verified: not yet. Check the linked court record for the current status before relying on it.
Case summary
Separate litigation also arose concerning Arthur Reardon's property and allegations surrounding the federal search. The First Circuit appeal was docketed as No. 25-1660. Public docket materials show that the appeal was dismissed under First Circuit Rule 3.0(b) on October 27, 2025, and the mandate issued November 18, 2025.
Where the case stands
Appeal
Docket recordDocketed in the First Circuit as No. 25-1660.
Current status
Procedural rulingDismissed under First Circuit Rule 3.0(b) on October 27, 2025. The mandate issued November 18, 2025. The appeal has concluded and is not pending.
How to read the labels
- Allegation
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- Procedural ruling
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- Court finding
- A factual or legal determination actually made by the court.
- Party argument
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- Docket record
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