| Man
Charged With
Interstate
Threats is Pro
Se In SDNY Now
Seeks
Subpoenas on
Eve of Trial
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Nov 25 – A
man charged
with threats
of physical
harm by
interstate
communications
was extradited
from Canada to
the US and on
June 16
demanded to
represent
himself.
Jeremy Joseph
appeared
in U.S.
District Court
of for the
Southern
District
of New York
Magistrates
Court, which
Inner City
Press covers.
SDNY
Magistrate
Judge Robert
W. Lehrburger
had Federal
Defenders
serve as
stand-by
counsel.
He (or they)
were to
re-appear that
afternoon
before
District Judge
J. Paul Oekten
at 4:30 pm.
Inner City
Press went
there, but the
door was
locked.
Subsequently,
the Assistant
US Attorney
wrote in that
the proceeding
will be on
June 23 (and
that Jeremy
Joseph also
faces charges
in Texas, with
a docket
number under
which his SDNY
5(f) order was
initially
mis-filed).
In the case of
James Garlick
pro se winning
a mistrial in
SDNY, Inner
City Press
will be
following this
pro se
criminal
case.
On
October 2, the
prosecutors
opposed Jeremy
Joseph's
objections to
their proposed
protective
order,
including to
material
designed
Attorneys Eyes
Only prior to
him going pro
se...
On
November 22,
in the run-up
to the trial
scheduled for
November 27,
the defendant
submitted his
own request
for subpoenas,
on which names
were redacted
- by whom, and
on what basis,
was not clear:
"Also
[REDACTED]
held
conversations
with Hector
Garza and
[REDACTED]
will be
testifying and
[REDACTED] can
speak to her
credibility."
The
case is US v.
Joseph,
23-cr-68
(Oetken /
Lehrburger)
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