Notice Regarding Entry of a Plea of Guilty — United States v. Edwards (M.D. Fla., Document 346)

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Form notice regarding entry of a plea of guilty in United States v. Joshua Edwards (Middle District of Florida, Document 346). It states that under Local Rule 1.02 a magistrate judge, with the defendant's consent, may conduct the proceedings required for a guilty plea and, if recommending that the district judge accept the plea, will order a presentence investigation and report. The district judge would then schedule a sentencing hearing and decide whether to accept any plea agreement. A consent section declares an intention to enter a plea of guilty and consent to a magistrate judge conducting the proceedings; the name Joshua Edwards is printed beneath it.

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Case 6:22-cr-00201-AGM-LHP Document 346 _ Filed 03/09/26 Page 1of1PagelD 1947

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
ORLANDO DIVISION

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
v. Case No.: 6:22-cr-00201-AGM-LHP

JOSHUA EDWARDS,

NOTICE REGARDING ENTRY OF A PLEA OF GUILTY

If the Defendant decides before trial to enter a plea of guilty, a magistrate judge, with the
consent of the Defendant, is authorized by Local Rule 1.02 and /n re: Utilization of Magistrate
Judges, Case No. 3:21-mc-1-TJC at docket no. 127 (Feb. 9, 2024) to conduct the proceedings
required by Fed. R. Crim. P. 11(b). If a magistrate judge conducts those proceedings and
recommends that the assigned district judge accept the plea of guilty, the magistrate judge will
order a presentence investigation and report pursuant to Fed. R. Crim. P. 32. If the district judge
adopts a recommendation that a plea of guilty be accepted, the district judge will schedule a
sentencing hearing at which the district judge will decide whether to accept any plea agreement
and will determine and impose sentence. The district judge may adjudicate the Defendant’s guilt
at or before the sentencing hearing.

CONSENT

I declare my intention to enter a plea of guilty in this case and I consent to a magistrate
judge conducting the proceedings required by Fed. R. Crim. P. 11(b). I understand that if my
plea of guilty is accepted by the district judge, the district judge will decide whether to accept

any plea agreement I may have with the United States and will adjudicate me guilty and impose
sentence.

Date: ©3/04/2 & al
Joshua Edwards Cc"

Defendant Attorney for Defendant


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