USA v. Bonds

Filing 6

Minute Entry for proceedings held before Judge Hon. Susan Illston:The defendants appearance maybe waive at the next appearance. The appropriate waivers shall be filed in advance of the next hearing.The government indicated that there may be a conflict issue with certain defense counsel. The government shall e.file a letter indicating the situation as they see it and the Court will determine if a hearing is necessary. If the Court determines that a hearing is necessary, the defendant must be present.Defendant indicated that they may file a motion to dismiss the indictment.Trial Setting Hearing as to Barry Lamar Bonds held on 12/7/2007 Status Conference set for 2/7/2008 09:00 AM in Courtroom 10, 19th Floor, San Francisco. (Court Reporter Connie Kuhl.) (ts, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 12/7/2007)

USA v. Bonds

Doc. 6

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA CRIMINAL PRETRIAL MINUTES Date:12/7/07 Case No. CR-07-0732 SI Judge: SUSAN ILLSTON

Title: UNITED STATES -v- BARRY L. BONDS (NC)(P) Attorneys: J. Nedro, M. Parella, J. Finigan, D. Wilson D. Horgan, T. Cassman, Deputy Clerk: Tracy Sutton Court Reporter: Connie Kuhl PROCEEDINGS 1) Trial Setting/Status - HELD 2) 3) Order to be prepared by: ( )Pltf A. Ruby, C. Arguedas, D. Riordan,

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( )Court ( ) SUBMITTED

Disposition : ( ) GRANTED, ( ) DENIED, ( ) GRANTED/DENIED IN PART Case continued to 2/7/08 @ 9:00 a.m. for Further Status/Trial Setting Case continued to for Motions (Motion due , Opposition Reply ) Case continued to Case continued to for Pretrial Conference for Trial (Court/Jury: ___ Days)

Category of Excludable Delay: Discovery/Effective Preparation Delay begins: 12/7/07 Delay ends: 2/7/08 ( AUSA to draft order ) ORDERED AFTER HEARING: The defendant's appearance maybe waive at the next appearance. The appropriate waivers shall be filed in advance of the next hearing. The government indicated that there may be a conflict issue with certain defense counsel. The government shall e.file a letter indicating the situation as they see it and the Court will determine if a hearing is necessary. If the Court determines that a hearing is necessary, the defendant must be present. Defendant indicated that they may file a motion to dismiss the indictment.

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