Order Setting Hearing — United States v. Casutt (Dkt. 39, D. Nev.)

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An Order Setting Hearing in United States of America v. Brandon Casutt, Case No. 2:20-cr-00231-APG-NJK, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada, dated March 9, 2021 and signed by United States Magistrate Judge Nancy J. Koppe. The order sets a hearing on the defendant's motion to dismiss counsel and appoint new counsel (Docket No. 38). Under General Order 2020-05, the hearing will take place by video, and counsel must contact the Courtroom Administrator by March 11, 2021 with participation details. The order also reminds anyone given remote access of the prohibition on photographing, recording and rebroadcasting court proceedings.

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Case 2:20-cr-00231-APG-NJK Document 39 Filed 03/09/21 Page 1 of 2




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 4                              UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
 5                                        DISTRICT OF NEVADA
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 7   UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,                            Case No.: 2:20-cr-00231-APG-NJK
 8                           Plaintiff,                         Order Setting Hearing
 9   v.                                                             (Docket No. 38)
10   BRANDON CASUTT,
11                          Defendant.
12         Pending before the Court is Defendant Brandon Casutt’s motion to dismiss counsel and
13 appoint new counsel. Docket No. 38.
14         IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Court sets a hearing on this motion for March 15,
15 2021, at 10:00 a.m.
16         IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, pursuant to General Order 2020-05 and the orders
17 extending it, this hearing will be a video hearing.
18         IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, no later than March 11, 2021, counsel must contact the
19 Court’s Courtroom Administrator at Ari_Caytuero@nvd.uscourts.gov with information on how
20 counsel will participate in the video conference. If counsel will be appearing using their own
21 digital equipment, they must confirm with the Courtroom Administrator that their equipment is
22 working and provide their e-mail addresses to receive the video-conference invitation. Counsel
23 must also provide their phone numbers in the event of any technical difficulties. Counsel for
24 defendant must provide the e-mail address and phone number for Defendant. If counsel prefer to
25 appear telephonically, they must so inform the Courtroom Administrator. Counsel may appear
26 telephonically by calling the Court conference line at 877-402-9757 at least five minutes prior to
27 the hearing. The conference code is 6791056. In order to ensure a clear recording of the hearing,
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 1 the call must be made using a land line phone. Cell phone calls, as well as the use of a speaker
 2 phone, are prohibited.
 3         IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the following Video Conference Instructions shall be
 4 complied with at all times:
 5             •   Log on to the call ten minutes before the scheduled hearing time.
 6             •   Mute your sound after checking in with the Courtroom Administrator.
 7             •   Do not talk over anyone.
 8             •   State your name for the record each time you begin to speak.
 9             •   Do not allow other people on your video screen.
10             •   Do not allow other people to move in the background of your video screen.
11             •   Do not record the hearing.
12             •   Do not forward any video-conference invitations.
13             •   Unauthorized users on the video conference will be removed.
14         IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that members of the public may access and listen to the
15 hearing by calling 877-402-9757 and entering access code 6791056, no later than five minutes
16 before the scheduled hearing start time. All members of the public must have their own phones
17 on mute throughout the hearing and are not allowed to speak or disrupt the hearing.
18         Anyone granted remote access to a proceeding is reminded of the general prohibition
19 against photographing, recording, and rebroadcasting of court proceedings. Violation of these
20 prohibitions may result in sanctions, including removal of court-issued media credentials,
21 restricted entry to future hearings, denial of entry to future hearings, or any other sanctions deemed
22 necessary by the Court.
23         IT IS SO ORDERED.
24         DATED: March 9, 2021.
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26                                                NANCY J. KOPPE
                                                  UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
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