| SDNY Judge Engelmayer Advised He
Might Remand Angevine Now Does For 5 Months
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
July 7– Jaquan Angevine was
charged in 2017 with identity
theft and bank fraud.
Now he is on
Supervised Release, and on
June 16 appeared before U.S.
District Court for the
Southern District of New York
Judge Paul A. Engelmayer on
alleged violations of
supervised release. Inner City
Press covered it, here.
On July 7,
Inner City Press covered the
sentencing, live tweeting it:
AUSA Herman
cited social media posts show
Angevine with a lot of cash,
giving a Cartier watch to a
woman, while not paying
restitution.
Probation: We are
seeking 11 months due to
continuing non-compliance.
"Angevine left his house June
24."
Judge
Engelmayer: "I previously
indicated my intention to
impose a term of imprisonment
today. But where and when
should he report?" Probation:
He can self-surrender to
Marshals in SDNY. Judge
Engelmayer: I will give a
date, this week. Where?
Probation: 500 Pearl.
Angevine's lawyer
Mr. Diaz: "All my
representations are based on
information and belief based
on my conversations with Mr.
Angevine... This is a non
violent offender... There is
#COVID19 in the jail. I
recommend an additional year
of supervision."
Angevine speaks:
I'm going through alot. My
mother getting sick, losing my
friends to violence. I'm
asking if I could please get
another chance. Judge
Engelmayer: I'm just going to
take a moment & collect my
thoughts.
Judge Engelmayer:
A term of imprisonment is
required here. You have
committed a series of
violations of the terms of
your supervised release. You
pled to four separate
violations... To a much lesser
degree, there is general
deterrence. I can't say I'm
thinking much about that
here... I sentence you to five
months imprisonment, beginning
Friday at 2 pm. After that, 3
years of Supervised Release.
Back in June,
Judge Engelmayer provided
notice in advance, "the Court
may order Mr. Angevine's
immediate remand."
Sentencing on the violations
was set for first week in
July.
Judge
Engelmayer says "it's my
understanding that at some
point in July the court will
open for non-trial criminal
conferences.... Mr Smallman
will tell you if it's that, or
CourtCall."
He declined to
remand Angevine, citing
COVID-19, and said how he acts
between now and July will mean
something.
The case is US v.
Angevine, 18-cr-108
(Englemayer).
***
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