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Saab Has No Access To Law Library So Status
Letter In A Month
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
June 15 – Alexei Saab, charged
with providing aid to
Hezbollah, had a proceeding
before U.S. District
Court for the Southern
District of New York Judge
Gardephe on June 15. Inner
City Press.
His lawyer
said Saab, aka Rachid, has no
access to law
library.
Judge Gardephe
asked if the parties have been
discussing resolving the case
by plea.
But the talks
stopped when Saab filed
motions. His lawyer Marlon
Kirton says remains open to
resolving it, but "it's
leaning more toward a trial
now." But
when?
Assistant US
Attorney Jason Richman said
that with his Office it's fine
to provide an update in 30
days, with motion and trial
schedule. He said disposition
is "unlikely... Things are
trending toward a trial." He
mentioned the Classified
Information Procedures Act,
and Section 4 brief.
Judge Gardephe
said, There is a lot going on
in this case. We'll give you
another 30 days to take stock.
By then we should know more
about the possibility and
timing of a trial.
So, a status
letter by July 15, and Speedy
Trial Act time excluded.
The case is US v.
Saav, 19-cr-676 (Gardephe).
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