Exhibit 110: Hurson Used LeanScan to Conceal Procedural Prerequisites

Summary

Exhibit 110 was added to PACER as a deliberately altered document created by District Judge Brendan A. Hurson on January 2, 2025, at 10:51 AM using LeanScan 3.5, a scanning application licensed to the U.S. Courts. The altered version concealed a red-text summary on page 1 that documented procedural prerequisites for ex parte relief and partial judgment, including prior notice to Defendants, unrebutted factual assertions, and a jurisdictional statement establishing the U.S. District Court as the proper forum. The content was buried through intentional page manipulation, rendering it unreadable in the official record. The concealed summary was removed and destroyed from the original filing while in the custody of District Judge Brendan A. Hurson. The Case Manager was directed to docket the altered document instead of using the digital copy from the signed physical CD by District Judge Brendan A. Hurson. The unauthorized removal, alteration, and destruction of public and government court records, falsification of federal court records, and obstruction of justice are a few of the federal crimes and ethics rule violations documented in this exhibit.

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