District Judge Daybook Entry (Plea Hearing) — USA v. Sean Patrick Boyd, Jr., Case 2:23-cr-00123

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District Judge Daybook Entry for a Plea Hearing, Document 32, filed 11/21/23 in Case 2:23-cr-00123, United States District Court, Southern District of West Virginia at Charleston, USA v. Sean Patrick Boyd, Jr. The entry lists Jonathan T. Storage as attorney for the government and Emily Szopinski as attorney for the defendant. Its courtroom notes record a guilty plea to a single-count indictment, an explanation of the plea agreement and constitutional rights, and a $100 special assessment to be paid that date. The notes state that the Court accepted the plea and the plea agreement, adjudged the defendant guilty, directed a presentence investigation and set sentencing for 1:30 p.m. on February 7, 2024.

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Case 2:23-cr-00123 Document 32 Filed 11/21/23 Page1of1PagelD #: 73

District Judge Daybook Entry

United States District Court - Southern District of West Virginia at Charleston

Date: 11/21/2023 Case Number: 2:23-cr-00123
Case Style: USA v. Sean Patrick Boyd, Jr.
Type of hearing: Plea Hearing

Before the Honorable: 2508-Copenhaver

Court Reporter: Catherine Schutte-Stant Courtroom Deputy: Mary Anne Williams
Attorney(s) for the Plaintiff or Government:

Jonathan T. Storage

Attorney(s) for the Defendant(s):

Emily Szopinski

Law Clerk:
Probation Officer: Kiara Carper
Court Times
Start Time End Time Court Time Description
1:48 PM 2:52 PM Non-Trial Time/Uncontested Time

Time in court: 1 hours and 4 minutes. Non-Trial Time/Uncontested Time

Courtroom Notes

1:30 p.m. case set

1:48 p.m. case called;

Counsel noted appearances, purpose of hearing to enter plea of guilty to single- count indictment;

Defendant sworn;

Defendant gave personal information;

Court read Count One of the single-count indictment, defendant understands;

Court explained elements of the offense, defendant understands;

Original plea agreement provided to the court;

Court explained plea agreement, government read stipulation of facts, defendant understands everything;

Defendant confirmed approval and agreement of the written plea agreement, confirmed signature and initials on plea
agreement;

Court explained constitutional rights, waiver of constitution rights, penalties including maximum possible penalties, potential
penalties under the guidelines, restitution, supervised release, additional terms of supervised release, explained guideline range,
and 3553(a) sentencing factors, defendant understands;

$100 special assessment to be paid this date, Government agrees;

Defendant pleads guilty voluntarily, with full knowledge of consequences and waiver of rights;

Defendant waived further reading of single-count indictment;

Defendant signed written guilty plea as to single-count indictment;

Court received and filed written guilty plea;

Defendant explained in his own words the factual basis for the offense and court questioned the defendant;

Court found a factual basis for plea of guilty, accepted the plea and the plea agreement and adjudged the defendant guilty on
single-count indictment;

Court directed presentence investigation;

Sentencing set for 1:30 p.m. on February 7, 2024;

Defendant remains on same bond with same terms and conditions;

2:52 p.m. hearing concluded.


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