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USCG Administrative Law Judge Case

U.S. Coast Guard vs. James William Sweat

Case Metadata

Docket Number
2019-0357
Enforcement Activity Number
—
Order Date
Sep 12, 2019
Judge
—
Source Era
1999–2022 Published Decisions
Dispositive Order Type
Revoked

Allegations

Violation of law or regulation and one charge of misconduct

Findings

Proved/Default

Source

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dispositive orderuscg publicNov 18, 2019

ALJ Decision and Order (SR-2019-11)

Published ALJ decision/order for docket 2019-0357.

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