United States v. Valentine

The defendant, a protester, is alleged to have kicked the shin of an ICE agent after the agent pushed her down in a crowd control action in St. Cloud and to have subsequently spat onto an officer during her arrest.

United States v. Valentine

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  • ECF: 1 - 01/21/26 - Government - Criminal Complaint

    Criminal Complaint

  • ECF: 14 - 02/06/26 - Government - Information

    Information

  • ECF: 25 - 03/17/26 - Court - Court Orders - Court Administrative Order Regarding 18 U.S.C. 111 misdemeanor cases proceeding before magistrate judges

    Court Administrative Order Regarding 18 U.S.C. 111 misdemeanor cases proceeding before magistrate judges

  • ECF: 28 - 03/19/26 - Defense - Motion to Dismiss - Motion alleges that indictment fails to include element of offense (i.e. mens rea) and fails to allege manner in which defendant obstructed or impeded government agents.

    Motion alleges that indictment fails to include element of offense (i.e. mens rea) and fails to allege manner in which defendant obstructed or impeded government agents.

  • ECF: 29 - 03/19/26 - Defense - Motion to Dismiss - MTD for Outrageous Government Misconduct

    MTD for Outrageous Government Misconduct - alleges government agents confronted defendant and friend who were engaged in protected Firsts Amendment activity, assaulted and pepper-sprayed them. Motion also alleges AG Bondi publicized photo of defendant's arrest, called her a "rioter."

  • 04/15/26 - ECF: 37 - Government - Motion to Dismiss

    Motion to Dismiss

 

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