District Judge Daybook Entry (Plea Hearing) — United States v. Tamir Pratt (S.D. W. Va.)

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District Judge Daybook Entry for a plea hearing in the Southern District of West Virginia at Charleston, with the case style USA vs. Tamir Pratt. It lists Jonathan Storage and Kathleen Robeson as attorneys for the Plaintiff or Government and Paul Stroebel as attorney for the Defendant. The courtroom notes state that the defendant waived indictment, that the court deferred acceptance of the plea agreement but ordered the original filed, and that the court accepted the plea and adjudged the defendant guilty. Sentence is set for July 6, 2023, and the defendant is released on bond pending sentencing.

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District Judge Daybook Entry
United States District Court - Southern District of West Virginia at Charleston
Date:
4/6/2023
Case Number:
2:23-cr-00038
Case Style:
USA vs. Tamir Pratt
Type of hearing:
Plea Hearing
Before the Honorable:
2513-Goodwin
Court Reporter:
Amanda Pickens
Courtroom Deputy:
Robin Clark
Attorney(s) for the Plaintiff or Government:
Jonathan Storage and Kathleen Robeson
Attorney(s) for the Defendant(s):
Paul Stroebel
Law Clerk:
Chantae Simms
Probation Officer:
Shamika Wade
Court Times
Start Time
End Time
Court Time Description
11:00 AM
11:42 AM
Non-Trial Time/Uncontested Time
Time in court: 0 hours and 42 minutes. Non-Trial Time/Uncontested Time
Courtroom Notes
Scheduled Start 11:00 a.m.
Actual Start 11:00 a.m.
Deft present in person and by counsel.
Deft placed under oath.
Court finds Deft competent to go forward.
The defendant waives the reading of the Information.
Deft advised of his right to be indicted.
Deft executes waiver of indictment; same witnessed by counsel.
Court accepts wavier of indictment.
Mr. Storage summarizes plea agreement.
Court defers acceptance of plea agreement, but orders original filed.
Deft pleads guilty.
Court reads statute with which Deft is charged.
Deft advised of elements of offense which gov't would have to prove at trial.
Deft gives his account of the offense.
Mr. Storage summarizes gov't evidence against deft.
Court finds sufficient factual basis for deft’s plea.
Deft advised that he is pleading to a felony offense and of the penalties to which he becomes exposed.
Deft advised of his right to plead not guilty, to remain silent, and to stand trial.
Court finds deft’s plea to be voluntary.
Deft executes guilty plea form; same witnessed by counsel and ordered filed.
Court accepts plea and adjudges Deft guilty.
Sentence set for July 6, 2023, at 10:00 a.m.
Deft released on bond pending sentencing.
Court recessed at 11:42 a.m.
Case 2:23-cr-00038     Document 10     Filed 04/06/23     Page 1 of 1 PageID #: 16

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