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Case 21-770, Document 20-2, 04/01/2021, 3068530, Page125 of 200 62
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Well, when the bank drops you, you have to transfer your
out. That's true. That's what happened. So there is
nothing in there that's sinister, there is nothing in there
SDAR,
I might.
One last point on the financial stuff, your Honor, if
that shows an intent to evade, an intent to evade, and nothing
there that we think warrants detention.
a foreign fil
In the reply brief, we get a new allegation that an
ing was made in 2018 and 2019, disclosing
that our client had a foreign bank account. Let's stop there.
Our client makes a legally required filing with the Treasury
account,
and the government is claiming that's evidence of
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Department, obeys the law, and discloses a foreign bank
hiding. This
3142.
l upside-down, your Honor. These are not
factors to be considered in exercising your discretion under
Let me turn very quickly to the other two factors that
are relevant for today's purposes because, as your Honor has
pointed out,
the government is not proceeding on a
dangerousness claim. That is the (g)(1) and (g) (2) factors,
the nature and circumstances of the case, and the weight of the
evidence.
Honor,
said,
Here,
here, one
Judge Raggi made in
[ think we -- if you bear with me a moment, your
thing to keep in mind is an observation
the Sabhnani case, at page 77, where she
"The mor
Fectively a court can physically restrain the
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