Plea Agreement — United States v. Alfredo Hudson (S.D. Fla., Dkt. 15)
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Plea Agreement in United States of America v. Alfredo Hudson, Case 1:23-cr-20060-RKA, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, entered 03/28/2023 as Document 15. The defendant agrees to waive indictment and to plead guilty to a one-count felony Information charging wire fraud, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1343, which carries a statutory maximum of up to 20 years, supervised release of up to 5 years and a fine of up to $250,000. The Office agrees to recommend a two-level reduction for acceptance of responsibility, and the parties jointly recommend a base offense level of 7 with a 4-level increase for a loss of more than $15,000 and less than $40,000. The defendant agrees to forfeit proceeds and to make restitution of $7,638 to the state, reflecting unemployment benefits received.
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“Plea Agreement — United States v. Alfredo Hudson (S.D. Fla., Dkt. 15).”
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Case 1:23-cr-20060-RKA Document 15 Entered on FLSD Docket 03/28/2023 Page 1 of 5
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SO UTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
C ase No.23-20060-C r-A LTM A N/REID
UNITED STATES OF AM ERICA
VS,
ALFREDO HUDSON,
Defendant.
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PLEA AG REEM ENT
The Office ofthe United States Attorney forthe Southern DistrictofFlorida (fdthis
Office'landthe defendant,ALFREDO HUDSON,enterinto thefollowing agreement:
1, Pursuantto Rule 7(b) ofthe Federal.Rules of CriminalProcedure,the
defendantagreesto waive indictmentand to plead guiltyto a one-countfelony Inform ation
which charges him with wire fraud,in violation ofTi
tle 18,United State: Code, Section
1343.
2. The defendantisaware thathissentence willbe im posed by the Coud after
considering the advisory.Federal Sentencing Guidelines and Policy Statements
(hereihafter..Sentenck
lng Guidelines,,) The defendantacknowledges and understands
.
thatthe Courtw illcom pute an advisory sentence underthe Sentencing Guidelines and
thatthe applicable guidelineswillbe determined by the Courtrelying in parton the resul
ts
ofa pre-sentence investigation by the Court's probation office, w hich investigation w ill
comm ence afterthe guilty plea has been entered. The defendantis also aware that,
under certain circum stances, the Coud m ay depart from the advisory sentencing
guideline range thatithas com puted and may raise orIowerthatadvisorysentence under
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the Sentencing G uidelines. The defendantis furtheraware and understands thatthe
Coud is required to consider the advisory guideline range determined under the
Sentencing Guidelines,butis notbound to impose a sentence withinthatadvisoryrange'
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the Coud is perm itted to tailorthe ultim ate sentence in Iightofotherstatutory concerns,
and such sentence m ay be either m ore severe or I
ess s:vere than the Sentencing
Guidelines' advisory range. Knowing these facts, the defendant understands and
acknowledges thatthe Courthas the authority to im pose any sentence within and up to
the statutory maxim um authorized by Iaw forthe offense identified in paragraph 1 and
thatthe defendantm ay notwithdraw the plea solely as a resultofthe sentence im posed.
3. The defendant also understands and acknowledges thatthe Court may
im pose a statutory maxim um term ofim prisonm entofup to 20 years followed by a term
ofsupervised release ofupto 5years,afine ofupto $250,000,and mayorderforfeiture
and restitution. The Courtalso m ust impose a specialassessm entin the amountof
$100,and the defendantagreesto pay the specialassessmentimposed atthe time of
sentencing.
4. This O/ce reservesthe rightto inform the Courtand the probation office of
aIIfacts pedinentto the sentencing process,including aIIrelevantinform ation concerning
the offensescomm itted,whethercharged ornot,aswellasconcerning the defendantand
the defendant's backgrbund. Subjectonl
y to the express terms ofany agreed-upon
sentencing recom mendationscontained in this agreem ent,this Om ce furtherreservesthe
rightto make any recom mendation asto the quality and quantity ofpunishment.
5. This Office agrees that it willrecommend at sentencing that the Coud
reduce by two Ievelsthe sentencing guideline Ievelapplicable tothe defelidant's offense,
pursuantto Section 3E1.1(a)ofthe Sentencing Guidelines,based uponthe defendant's
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recognition and affirm ati
ve and tim elyacceptance ofpersonalresponsibility.Ifatthe time
of sentencing the defendant's offense Ievelis determined to be 16 or greater,the
governmentwillfile a m otion requesting an additionalone Ieveldecreasè pursuantto
Section 3E1.1(b)ofthe Sentencing Guidelines,stating thatthe defendanthas assisted
authorities inthe investigation orprosecutionofthe defendant's ownm isconductby timely
notifyingauthoritiesofthe defendant's intentionto entera plea ofguil
ty,thereby perm itting
the governmentto avoid preparing fortrialand perm itting the governmentand the Coud
to allocate theirresources efficiently. This Office however,w illnotbe required to m ake
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this recommendation (or any agreed recommendation contained within this plea
agreement)ifthe defendant:(1)fails orrefuses to make a full,accurate and complete
disclosure to the probation omce ofthe circumstances surrounding the relevanto#ense
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conduct'
,(2)is found to have misrepresented facts to the governmentpriorto entering
into this plea agreem:nt;or(3)commits any misconductaqerentering into this plea
agreement,including butnotIim ited to comm itting a state orfederaloffense,violating any
term ofrelease,orm aking false statem ents orm isrepresentations to any governmental
entity orofficial.
6. This Office and the defendantagree that,although notbinding on the Coud
orthe probation office,they willjointly recommend thatthe Courtmake the following
findingsandconclusionsastothesentenceto be imposed:(a)theapplicableSentencing
Guidelines section forthe offense is 2B1.1;(b)pursuantto Section 2B1.1(a)(1),the
applicable base offense Ievelis 7,
'and (c)the Ioss in this case was more than $15,000
and Iess than $40,000,and that as a result,the defendant's offense Ievelshould be
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advocate regarding the applicable advisory Sentencing Guidelines, the 18 U.S.C.
53553(a)factors,and the ultimate sentenceto beimposed.
7. The defendantis aware thatthe sentence has notyetbeen determined by
the Court. The defendantalso is aware thatany estimate ofthe probable sentencing
range orsentence thatthe defendantm ay recei
ve,whetherthatestimate comes from the
defendant's attorney, the governm ent, or the probation office, is a prediction, not a
prom ise,and is notbinding on the governm ent,the probation office orthe Court. The
defendantunderstands furtherthatany recom mendation thatthe governm entmakes to
the Coud as to sentencing,whether pursuantto this agreementor otherwise,is not
binding on the Coud and the Coud may disregard the recom mendation in its entirety.
The defendantunderstands and acknowledges,as previously acknowledged above,that
the defendantm ay notwithdraw his plea based upon the Court's decision notto accept
a sentencing recom mendation m ade by the defendant, the government, or a
recommendation madejointly byboth the defendantandthisOffice.
8. The defendant agrees to forfeit to the United States, voluntarily and
im mediatel
y,aIIright,title and interestto any propedy,realorpersonal,w hich constitutes
proceeds traceable to the offense ofconviction pursuantto Title 18,United States Code
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Section 981(a)(1)(C),as made applicable by Title 28,Uni
ted States Code,Section
2461(c). Thedefendantalso understandsand acknowledgesthatthe Courtmustorder
restitution forthe fullam ountofthe victim's Iosses pursuantto 18 U .S.C.Section 3663A.
In addition to the m andatory restitution due to the victim s ofthe offense ofconviction, the
defendantalso agrees thatas partofthis plea agreem ent,he w illm akes restitution in the
am ountof$7,638 to the State ofArizona reflecting unem ploym entbenefits received by
the defendantto w hich he w as notentitled.
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This isthe entire agreem entand understanding between this Office and the
defendant. There are no other agreements, prom ises, representations, or
understandings.
MARKENZY LAPOINTE
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY
Date:Vzy/zoIJ By: .
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Edward N.Stamm
AssistantUnited StatesAttorney
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DanielEcarius
AssistantFederalPublic Defender
Attorney forDefendant
Date:
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Alfredo Hudson
Defendant
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