| Robert Gist In MDC SHU
Citing Ineffective Assistant Of Counsel For
Dec 8 SDNY Hearing
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Nov 27 – Robert Gist is in the
Special Housing Unit of the
Metropolitan Detention Center
in Brooklyn - but for now he
is scheduled to have his
habeas corpus petition heard
in-person on December 8 in
lower
Manhattan.
On November
25 U.S. District Court for the
Southern District of New
York Judge Gregory H.
Wood held a pre-hearing
proceeding. Inner City Press
covered it.
Judge Woods
thanked the parties for
convening on short notice for
this, the his last proceeding
before Thanksgiving (there was
another proceeding going on in
the SDNY, which Inner City
Press covered to 7 pm, here).
Judge
Woods directed the parties to
a decision from famed SDNY
Judge Learned Hand, and said
he will do everything possible
to hold this hearing on
December 8.
On November 27
Judge Woods entered an order
giving the US Attorney's
Office until November 30 to
submit a letter brief about
the proposed exhibits for the
December 8 hearing. Issues
include Robert Gist's claim of
ineffective assistance of
counsel by Aaron M. Goldsmith,
including that he "spent only
a short time going over the
Plea Agreement" and "did not
mention that the Plea
Agreement included an appeal
waiver or explain what that
meant." We'll have more on
this.
The case is Gist
v. US, 19-cv-5095 (Woods)
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