| After Pleading
Guilty to Armed Robbery of Car
Buyer Rosario Gets 78 Months and
Remand
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
March 21 – Moises Disla Ramos
pleaded guilty on January 2 to
an armed robbery of victim(s)
who came to buy a car and then
were shot, one in the
leg.
The plea
was before U.S. District Court
for the Southern District of
New York Judge Lewis J.
Liman. Inner City Press was
there, the only media in the
courtroom.
The Federal
Defender argued against the
presumptive immediate remand,
focusing on the conditions in
the MDC and citing two cases
by fellow SDNY District Judge
Paul A. Engelmayer.
Judge Liman
said he was not ruling that
the conditions in the MDC
could never constitute
extraordinary circumstances to
avoid remand after a plea -
but said in this case, he
would order remand. Reference
was made to having other
people's identity information.
On March 12, the
US Attorney's Office asked for
co-defendant Jerinson Rosario
to be sentenced to at least 87
months.
On March 21,
Inner City Press was present
at his sentencing, as was a
victim and the US Attorney's
Office's victim coordinator.
Judge Liman sentenced Rosario
to 78 months, telling him he
still had his life in front of
him. He ordered immediate
remand and the US Marshals
moved in.
The case is
listed as US v. Ramos,
22-cr-431 (Liman)
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