Probation Revocation Hearing — USA vs. Malik Breckenridge, Case 2:22-cr-00084 (Document 79, District Judge Daybook Entry, 7/30/2025)

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District Judge Daybook Entry for a Probation Revocation Hearing on 7/30/2025, Document 79, in USA vs. Malik Breckenridge, Case Number 2:22-cr-00084 (S.D. W. Va. at Charleston), before the Honorable Berger. Amy McLaughlin appears for the government and John Balenovich for the defendant, with probation officer Codie Blankenship. The notes say the defendant received written notice of alleged violations, waives reading of the allegations, and admits them. The Court finds that he has violated conditions of probation and REVOKES probation. It imposes custody of 6 months and supervised release of 24 months, advises him of the right to appeal, and remands him.

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District Judge Daybook Entry
United States District Court - Southern District of West Virginia at Charleston
Date:
7/30/2025
Case Number:
2:22-cr-00084
Case Style:
USA vs. Malik Breckenridge
Type of hearing:
Probation Revocation Hearing
Before the Honorable:
2516-Berger
Court Reporter:
Lisa Cook
Courtroom Deputy:
Kierstin Tudor
Attorney(s) for the Plaintiff or Government:
Amy McLaughlin
Attorney(s) for the Defendant(s):
John Balenovich
Law Clerk:
Emily Ogden
Probation Officer:
Codie Blankenship
Court Times
Start Time
End Time
Court Time Description
11:01 AM
11:27 AM
Non-Trial Time/Uncontested Time
Time in court: 0 hours and 26 minutes. Non-Trial Time/Uncontested Time
Courtroom Notes
Scheduled Start 11:00 a.m.
Actual Start 11:01 a.m.
Defendant present in person and by counsel.
Counsel note appearances on the record.
Defendant placed under oath.
Court sets forth relevant background in case.
Defendant has received written notice of alleged violations.
Court addresses allegations contained in Petition; Defendant waives reading of the allegations.
Evidence against Defendant has been disclosed.
Defendant admits the allegations.
Court finds Defendant has violated conditions of probation.
Court REVOKES probation.
Parties speak before sentence is imposed.
Defendant speaks on his own behalf.
Court imposes sentence as follows:
Custody: 6 months
Supervised Release: 24 months
Court states reasons for sentence imposed.
Defendant advised of right to appeal.
Defendant remanded.
Court recessed at 11:27 a.m.
Case 2:22-cr-00084     Document 79     Filed 07/30/25     Page 1 of 1 PageID #: 231

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