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Motion for Change of Plea — United States v. Ligia Maria Lemus-De Pentzke (Document 287)

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Motion for change of plea filed in the District of Puerto Rico by Ligia Maria Lemus-De Pentzke, the defendant in the criminal case. The motion states that at an Arraignment Hearing the defendant pleaded not guilty to all counts of the Indictment. It states that the parties expect to reach a satisfactory settlement agreement with the United States, and it notifies the Court of the defendant's decision to change a plea of Not Guilty to a plea of Guilty. The motion asks the Court to schedule a Change of Plea Hearing. It is dated November 8, 2024 and bears the signature text of Luis Rafael Rivera.

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“Motion for Change of Plea — United States v. Ligia Maria Lemus-De Pentzke (Document 287).” Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/source-documents/court-filing-no-3-23-cr-00130-dkt-287-d-p-r-9de824d070/, SHA-256 2ee50be8261d2b889e430873128d9c38ebdcf55f194fcade2b2e994e435d1072.

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   Case 3:23-cr-00130-ADC-MDM      Document 287       Filed 11/08/24   Page 1 of 2


                 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                   FOR THE DISTRICT OF PUERTO RICO

 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA               CRIMINAL NO.: 3:23-cr-00130-ADC

           Plaintiff

                Vs.

 LIGIA MARIA LEMUS-DE PENTZKE,
 AKA “LIGIA LEMUS LANUZA” [5]


           Defendant


             DEFENDANT LIGIA MARIA LEMUS-DE PENTZKE’S
                   MOTION FOR CHANGE OF PLEA

TO THE HONORABLE COURT:

      COMES NOW, the defendant, LIGIA MARIA LEMUS-DE PENTZKE, by

and through the undersigned attorney, and very respectfully ALLEGES and

PRAYS as follows:

      1.    An Arraignment Hearing was conducted in which the defendant

pleaded not guilty to all counts of the Indictment.

      2.    The parties expect to reach a satisfactory settlement agreement with

the United States of the dispute’s issues of fact and law.

      3.    That pursuant to such expectation we are hereby notifying this

Court the defendant’s decision to change her plea of Not Guilty to a plea of

Guilty.

      4.    Defendant Ligia María Lemus-De Pentzke respectfully prays to this

Honorable Court to schedule a Change of Plea Hearing.
   Case 3:23-cr-00130-ADC-MDM       Document 287     Filed 11/08/24   Page 2 of 2

        WHEREFORE, defendant Ligia María Lemus-De Pentzke respectfully

  prays to this Honorable Court to grant the Motion for Change of Plea and

  schedule a Change of Plea Hearing.

        RESPECTFULLY SUBMITED.

         In San Juan, Puerto Rico, this 8th day of November 2024.

         I HEREBY CERTIFY: That on this same date the foregoing motion was

electronically filed with the Clerk of Court for the District of Puerto Rico, through

the CM/ECF electronic filing system, which will provide notification of this filing

to the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Puerto Rico.

                                S/LUIS RAFAEL RIVERA
                                LUIS RAFAEL RIVERA
                                USDC-PR 129411
                                LUIS RAFAEL RIVERA LAW OFFICES
                                CAPITAL CENTER BLDG. SUITE 401
                                239 ARTERIAL HOSTOS AVENUE
                                SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO 00918
                                TEL: (787) 763-1780 / FAX: (787) 763-2145
                                E-MAIL: luiswichyrivera@hotmail.com




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