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Case 1:19-cr-00490-RMB Document 20
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Filed 07/16/19 Page 21 of 24 21
The last thing we did today was
Pretrial is heaven
in terms of assets, we wanted to
be precise. So there was no refusal.
time to supplement. That was accepted.
There was a request for
And that's part of the
reason we want to sit down and make sur
correct to provide to the court.
MR. WEINGARTEN:
THE COURT: Sure.
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MR. WEINGARTEN:
THE COURT: All right.
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I make one other point?
n terms of the obstruction, I think
our argument that the conduct
to obstruct justice, the court needs
The allegations raised -- and I
just read them briefly because we just
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defendant. Back when the Southern Dist
attempting to find an appropriate remedy,
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