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Maryland Lyft Driver Charged With Drugs and Money Laundering Is Offered Bail US Given Time To Appeal

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, Feb 20 -- When Gilberto Minaya-Rodriguez argued to be released on bail on narcotics and money laundering charges, he had a white shoe law firm lawyer from Cleary Gottlieb. But U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Magistrate Judge Barbara C. Moses asked Assistant US Attorney Ryan B. Finkel to explain why he was offering bail when Minaya-Rodriguez is not a citizen and might flee.   

Finkel admitted he was filling in for another AUSA, who he left unnamed.

 The Cleary Gottlieb lawyer, who took on 11 cases on the day, managed during a break to get a cell phone photo of his client expired residence card and a superseding Department of Homeless Security passport stamp.

  Judge Moses offered conditions for release, but in such a way that the real AUSA, or US Attorney himself, has time to appeal or otherwise oppose release. The case is US v. Minaya-Rodriguez, 20-cr-59 (Broderick / Moses). 

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