Omnibus Order on Pretrial Motions — U.S. v. Garcia (D. Colo.)

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An Omnibus Order on Pretrial Motions in United States of America v. Rico Tomas Garcia, Criminal Action No. 24-cr-00106-NYW-1, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, filed July 18, 2025 as Document 198 by Judge Nina Y. Wang. The order states that the defendant, who proceeds pro se and is charged with nine counts of wire fraud and six counts of money laundering, has filed 14 pretrial motions, including several seeking the Court’s recusal. It denies the recusal requests at Doc. 147, Doc. 148, Doc. 142 and Doc. 146, finding that adverse rulings do not show bias and that the Doc. 147 affidavit lacks the good-faith certificate required by 28 U.S.C. § 144. It also denies the motions at Doc. 164, Doc. 183 and Doc. 186, and refers part of Doc. 160 to the Honorable Scott T. Varholak.

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