Signature Pages — USA v. Harun (Dkt. 59.1)

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Document 59-1, filed February 12, 2025 in Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia, holds signature pages from Gladys Harun's filings, beginning with a conclusion dated 02/05/2025 that asks the court to vacate the guilty plea and the sentence, stay the monetary penalty of 547095.07 and grant an evidentiary hearing. The second page states that Harun's PPP and EIDL loans were used on the franchised business and that Harun offered free and discounted tax-related services, citing documentation from Jackson Hewitt.

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Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE     Document 57     Filed 02/12/25     Page 52 of 52
Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE     Document 59-1     Filed 02/12/25     Page 1 of 2
Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE     Document 58     Filed 02/12/25     Page 12 of 12
Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE Dogument 92-1 FileacOPOL212525 Pagacierloob2

CONCLUSION

Petitioners has included her bank statements and payroll.
documents for 2022 year. This is to demonstrate that the disaster
loans she received sustained her business and survived Covid 19
as congress intended. The government prosecuted her and did not

allow the civil procedure within SBA and other agencies like

IRS to resolve the issue. The ultimate goal for disaster loans
was to safeguard businesses; this happened but the government

shut down petitioners: businesses and sent her to prison. Over

50 of her workers were rendered jobless as a result. This was
against congressional intent for disaster loans. The decision
to place criminal liability for a disaster loan that was used
for legitimate business purposes as stipulated by SBA -IS
Capricious and arbitrary.
petitioner entrusted her attorney with her liberty and that trust
resulted in a horrific injustice.

Therefore petitioner:asks the court to consider all =2%.
aggregated errors that predujiced her and vacate the guilty plea
and the sentence.

petitioner askg the court to place a stay on the monetary

penalty of 547095.07 until final disposition of this case. Finally
petitioner requests the court to grant her all such relief she:

is entitled or is proper including an evidentiary hearing.

respectfully submitted

02/05/2025

Gladys Harun
Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE     Document 59-1     Filed 02/12/25     Page 2 of 2
145. My PPP and EIDL loans were used on my franchiseed business.
however I matched them to help the community in Middle Georgia
146. I offered tax related free and discounted services that
costed me roughly 500,000$

146. Documentation from Jackson Hewitt shows this.

147. Prosecution took a blind eye on my charity wotk in Georgia
never recognized it and insisted that I spent disaster loans on
international charity work.

148. Petitioner's disaster loans not only helped her business
stay afloat but helped her achieve philanthropic purposes by

helping middle Georgia community.

149. I declare the above to be true according to my belief and knowledé


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