Marilyn D. Go

United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York magistrate No longer serving Appointed by Judges of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York 22 signed orders read

Judge Go no longer hears cases. This profile is preserved as a historical record of how they ruled.

Signed rulings

A grounded sample of orders signed by this judge, with the verbatim dispositive language.

Calabro v. Stone
· 2004-10-07
Motions to compel (plaintiff) Granted

“The deponents, PEGGY MORGAN and JOHN MORGAN, are hereby ORDERED to comply with the subpoena.”

United States v. J.A. Jones Construction Group, LLC
· 2005-11-29
Motions to stay (defendant receiver) Granted

“Thus, this Court stays this action for an additional 60 days to give Mr. Breton or other authorized person an opportunity to seek appropriate relief under chapter 15 with respect to LBL.”

Calabro v. Stone
· 2004-10-07
Motions to compel (plaintiff) Granted

“For the foregoing reasons, plaintiffs application is granted. Defendant Stone is directed to produce the full, unredacted transcript within fifteen (15) days from the date of this Order.”

Doe No. 2 v. Kolko
· 2006-11-03
Motion to proceed anonymously (plaintiff) Granted

“For the foregoing reasons, plaintiffs motion to proceed anonymously is granted and the Protective Order is continued without prejudice to a future application for modification.”

Motion for protective order (plaintiff) Granted
Victoria Cruises, Inc. v. Changjiang Cruise Overseas Travel Co.
· 2008-12-31
Default judgment (plaintiff) Granted in part

“For the foregoing reasons, I recommend that plaintiff be awarded damages in the amount of $7,371,329.25 and its request for injunctive relief be denied.”

Kingvision Pay-Per-View Ltd. v. Villalobos
· 2008-05-08
Default judgment (plaintiff) Granted in part

“For the foregoing reasons, I respectfully recommend that this Court award plaintiff judgment against defendants Villalobos and Taquería, jointly and severally, in the amount of $1,099.00 in statutory damages, $10,000.00 in enhanced damages, $806.25 in attorneys’ fees and $650.00 in costs, for a total judgment of $12,555.25 against defendants.”

United States v. Knauer
· 2009-07-14
Motions to dismiss (defendant) Denied

“Following oral argument and supplemental briefing by the parties, this Court issued an electronic order on April 21, 2008 denying the motion and indicating that the rulings would be set forth in a separate order or rulings on the record.”

Motion for judgment of acquittal (defendant) Granted

“For the foregoing reasons, I find the defendant not guilty of violating 36 C.F.R. § 2.3(d)(4) but guilty of violating 36 C.F.R. § 2.1(a)(1)®.”

E.B. v. New York City Board of Education
· 2005-12-01
Motions to compel (plaintiff) Granted

“For the foregoing reasons, plaintiffs’ motion to compel is granted.”

Chavarria v. New York Airport Service, LLC
· 2012-06-25
Class certification (plaintiff) Granted

“The Court certifies the following class under Fed.R.Civ.P. 23(e), for settlement purposes:”

Motion for settlement approval (joint) Granted

“For the foregoing reasons, the settlement is approved.”

United States v. U.S. Currency
· 1995-10-03
Summary judgment (claimant) Denied

“Since claimant has failed to establish that he is entitled to judgment as a matter of law, summary judgment is DENIED.”

Bodner v. Paribas
· 2000-12-21
Motion for protective order (defendant) Denied

“For the reasons set out above, the motions for protective orders are DENIED.”

Argentina v. Emery World Wide Delivery Corp.
· 1996-01-22
Motion for extension of time to serve (plaintiff) Granted

“For the foregoing reasons, plaintiffs’ application for an extension of time to re-serve defendants Eversharp and Best is granted nunc pro tunc to October 21,1994.”

Caseload & timing

From public federal docket records for this judge.

The fixed historical sample included personal-injury, civil-rights, tax, consumer-credit, and miscellaneous federal matters. All eight were terminated, but seven had no available entry stream, so no representative duration or base-rate characterization is made.

A historical record

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