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Judge Patricco

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U.S. Magistrate Judge Raymond E. Patricco

Case Assignment

General Case Assignment Information

Case Assignment Information

All three Magistrate Judges are randomly assigned the following cases: civil pro se cases; civil prisoner cases; and social security appeals. For all other civil cases, together they randomly receive approximately three-fifths of the civil cases. Civil matters require the consent of all parties who have appeared in the case for the matter to proceed for all purposes before a magistrate judge.

Divisional Offices

Judge Patricco's Chambers are in Boise. However, Judge Patricco travels to the divisional offices on a regular basis. His travel schedule may be dictated by trial settings, hearings, or other matters, and is subject to change.

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