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US v Alexander
Brothers Trial No
Exhibits More Than a
Week So Inner City
Press Files
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Substack Book
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Feb 13 – Amid the news
of the arrest of the Alexander
brothers in Miami on SDNY sex
trafficking charges, in the
SDNY Magistrate Court on the
morning of December 11, 2024
the superseding indictment was
"wheeled out."
On August 21 Oren
Alexander retained two of the
defense lawyers in Sean Combs'
recent trial, Marc Agnifilo
and Teny Geragos, amid
pre-trial skirmishes.
On November 7
Inner City Press filed
opposition to the Alexander
brothers' extensive
redactions, on PACER here
and on DocumentCloud here
On January 12,
the courtroom was abruptly
sealed after defense counsel
referred to sealed memo not
visible in the docket on
PACER. Inner City Press filed
a letter with the Court, on
DocumentCloud here.
Jump cut to
February 13, 2026 when after
12 days of trial, the US
Attorney's Office had stopped
providing any of its exhibits
to the public and press, for
more than a week. Inner City
Press opposed it, citing inter
alia Judge Rakoff's order
after its request in US v.
Akhavan of all exhibits within
24 hours. In a current 2026
case, the Office is still
resisting providing exhibits
even a week after the verdict.
So, a filing
- watch this site.
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This case
is USA v. Alexander, et al.,
1:24-cr-676 (Caproni)
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