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Tax Fraudster Bayuo Asks for SDNY Indicative Ruling Day Before 2d Circuit Argument

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, May 27 – Rebecca Bayuo was indicted for tax fraud in 2015. Now in 2020 she is trying to get out of jail, including with an appeal to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.

On May 27, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Judge John G. Koeltl held a hearing, which Inner City Press covered.

 It took place the day before Bayuo's appeal is argued in the Second Circuit. Judge Koeltlt said he would not be issuing any indicative ruling, which had been requested by Bayuo's Goodwin Proctor lawyers. Inner City Press will cover the appeal.

The SDNY case is USA v. Bayuo, 15-cr-576 (Koeltl).

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