USA v. Anderson
Filing
16
MINUTE ENTRY for Show Cause Hearing proceedings held before Judge John L. Kane on 3/10/2016. Granting 13 Motion to Enforce. ORDERED: The Respondent shall have to and including March 30, 2016 to reach full compliance. The Respondent shall be fine d at the rate of $200 per day until full compliance is reached, that will be reduced to judgment as a fine. If full compliance is not reached, the Respondent will go to jail and stay there on civil contempt until such time as there is compliance. ORDERED: The Government shall submit a statement of costs by March 21, 2016. Court Reporter: Janet Coppock. (babia)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO
Senior Judge John L. Kane
Date: March 10, 2016
Civil Case No.: 15-cv-02195-JLK
USA,
Courtroom Deputy: Bernique Abiakam
Court Reporter: Janet Coppock
Evan Brennan
Amy Padden
Petitioner,
v.
STEPHEN S. ANDERSON, as Owner of the
Law Office of Stephen S. Anderson,
Pro se
Respondent.
COURTROOM MINUTES
Show Cause Hearing
11:08 a.m.
Court in session.
Court calls case. Appearances of Counsel and parties. Also present, Bruce Kliche, IRS
Revenue Officer.
Preliminary remarks by the Court.
Argument by Mr. Brennan.
Argument by Mr. Anderson. Questions by the Court.
Comments and rulings by the Court.
The Court finds that the Respondent is in contempt and failed to comply with its orders.
ORDERED: United States’ Motion To Enforce Final Enforcement and Judgment
(Filed 2/26/16; Doc. No. 13) is GRANTED.
ORDERED: The Respondent shall have to and including March 30, 2016 to reach
full compliance. The Respondent shall be fined at the rate of $200 per
day until full compliance is reached, that will be reduced to judgment
as a fine. If full compliance is not reached, the Respondent will go to
jail and stay there on civil contempt until such time as there is
compliance.
ORDERED: The Government shall submit a statement of costs by March 21, 2016.
11:14 a.m. Court in recess.
Hearing concluded.
Total in-court time: 00:06
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