Court filing - United States v. Maurice Fayne related docket (Doc. 300, filed 2023-02-13)

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A Waiver of Preliminary Hearing by Probationer/Supervised Releasee in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, United States v. Daniel Eric Jay, Case No. 1:20-CR-228-MHC-JKL-2, dated February 13, 2023, as Document 300. The form, in the name of Daniel Eric Jay, states that the Magistrate Judge advised of a charged probation/supervised release violation, of the right to remain silent and of the right to an attorney retained or appointed. It states that a preliminary hearing would determine whether there is probable cause to believe the conditions were violated. It waives the preliminary hearing and requests a probation/supervised release revocation hearing in the United States District Court as soon as possible.

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
ATLANTA DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
vs
DANIEL ERIC JAY
Case No. 1:20-CR-228-MHC-JKL-2
WAIVER OF PRELIMINARY HEARING BY PROBATIONER/SUPERVISED RELEASEE
I, DANIEL ERIC JAY, being under arrest for alleged violation of probation/supervised release,
acknowledge the following to be true and correct:
That the United States Magistrate Judge has advised me that I am charged with a
probation/supervised release violation or violations as set forth in the attached Application for Warrant
which has been read to me and a copy of which has been given to me.
That I have been fuUy advised by the Magistrate Judge that I have a right to remain silent and
have a right to have an attorney retained or appointed to represent me at this proceeding.
The Magistrate Judge has also fully explained to me that I am entitled to a preliminary hearing
before the Magistrate Judge and said hearing is for the purpose of determining whether or not there is
probable cause to believe that the conditions of my probation/supervised release have been violated. At
this hearing, the Magistrate Judge would allow me and/or my attorney the opportunity to present any
evidence and/or witnesses to disprove conditions of my probation/supervised release. The Magistrate
Judge would also give me and/or my attorney the right to confront any adverse witnesses who might
appear on behalf of the government; and, in addition, he would consider any factors which I and/or my
attorney wish to present in the consideration of setting a bond or lowering the bond if it has been
previously set by the United States District Court.
Pursuant to the above, I hereby knowingly and willfully waive my right to a preliminary hearing
before the United States Magistrate Judge and request that I be afforded a probation/supervised release
revocation hearing in the United States District Court as soon as possible.
It is my understanding that the foregoing does not preclude me and/or my attorney from
presenting witnesses or any other available evidence on my behalf at my probation/supervised release
revocation hearing in the United States District Court.
Dated: February 13,2023
/-- )
bateip Magistrate Judge
Case 1:20-cr-00228-MHC-JKL     Document 300     Filed 02/13/23     Page 1 of 1

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