Leave of Absence — United States v. Larry Jackson (Southern District of Georgia, Document 41)

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Judge William T. Moore let Ronald J. Poirier, counsel for Larry Jackson in Case No. CR420-069, be absent at the times he requested, but ordered that discovery, conferences and trial not be interrupted or delayed. The order, Document 41 filed 12/30/20, says the court cannot accommodate its schedule to the thousands of attorneys who practice within the Southern District of Georgia.

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      Case 4:20-cr-00069-WTM-CLR Document 41 Filed 12/30/20 Page 1 of 1



                 IN THE UNITED       STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
                       THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
                                  SAVANNAH DIVISION


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,


V.                                                       Case No. CR420-069


LARRY JACKSON,


                       Defendant.




        Ronald    J.    Poirier    counsel    of    record   for   defendant     Larry

Jackson in the above-styled case has moved for leave of absence

and for stand-in counsel.            The Court is mindful that personal and

professional       obligations       require       the   absence   of    counsel    on

occasion. The Court, however, cannot accommodate its schedule to

the    thousands       of   attorneys   who    practice      within     the   Southern

District of Georgia.

       Counsel may be absent at the times requested. However, nothing

shall prevent the case from going forward; all discovery shall

proceed, status conferences, pretrial conferences, and trial shall

not be interrupted or delayed. It is the affirmative obligation of

counsel to provide a fitting substitute.


       SO ORDERED this                day of December 2020.




                                               WILLIAM T. MOORE,^R., JUDGE
                                               UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                                               SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA

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