Florida
Athlete Lacked Assistant After
Judge Restricted Kizzang's
Alexander Pled now Fatico
By Matthew
Russell Lee, #SDNYLIVE,
Scope
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
June 12 – When defendant
Robert Alexander appeared
facing the revocation of his
bail on May 9 before U.S.
District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Judge Andrew L. Carter, it
emerged that his main source
of income now is as a sort of
personal assistant and adviser
to an athlete in Florida.
No more.
Judge
Carter, appearing surprised
that Alexander despite the
conditions of his freedom had
continued to meet and speak
with investors in his Kizzang,
LLC, explored actually
revoking bail. (Significantly,
there were no marshals in the
courtroom, unlike at the
recent proceeding before SDNY
Judge Caproni involving Jesus
Lopez.)
Then Judge
Carter fastened on a blanket
prohibition against speaking
with any potential witness or
potential victim - that is,
including the athlete.
Alexander is also working on a
video game, his lawyer said,
and on ads and pitches for
pots and pans.
Alexander pled
guilty on January 8, 2020.
Then..
Jump cut to June
12, 2024. Alexander's counsel
made a sealed submission,
asking to confirm a Guideline
of 21-27 months to avoid a
Fatico hearing.
The case is US v.
Alexander, 19-cr-164 (Carter)
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