Several media outlets recently ran stories about one of the prosecution’s most recent filings in the case of the U.S. v. Raniere – a 71-page Memorandum Of Law that was filed in response to the various pre-trial motions that have been filed by the defendants.
One of the first things that they teach students in law school is to pay attention to the footnotes in legal opinions.
Slip Slidin’ Away – Raniere Continues To Go Downhill
Another Order From Judge Garaufis = Another Bad Day For NXIVM
In yet another defeat for the horde of attorneys that make up the defense team for Keith Raniere and his five co-defendants, Magistrate Judge Vera M. Scanlon has ruled infavor ofthe prosecution in terms of what information they have to disclose aboutpotential newcharges and when they have to do so.
Via a sua sponte Order, Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis , the presiding U.S.District Court judge in the criminal case of U.S. v. Raniere Et Al , has ordered the defendants to turn over the documents that detail the terms and conditions of the Legal Defense Trust that Clare Bronfman established just befor
That’s what Nancy Salzman implores usto do at her website: http://www.nancysalzman.com/ .
Somewhat lost amid all the new filings this week regarding the denial of Keith Raniere’s latest request for bail – and Judge Nicholas G.Garaufis’ decision to take a much deeper look at the Legal Defense Trust fund that was set up by Clare Bronfman just before she herself was indicted – was the revel
In an earlier post, we noted that yesterday’s Status Conference before Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis was very brief – and that it focused mostly on the Legal Defense Trust Fund that was reportedly set up by Seagram’s heiress Clare Bronfman just before she herself was indicted.
No Joy In Mudville As Mighty Vanguard Strikes Out Again!
