Letter to Judge Halpern Re: United States v. Eliezer Scher, 22-cr-320 (Dkt. 10, S.D.N.Y.)
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A letter dated August 31, 2022 from Gedalia M. Stern of Necheles Law, LLP to Judge Philip M. Halpern in United States v. Eliezer Scher, 22-cr-320, in the Southern District of New York (Document 10). Written with the consent of the government, it asks to adjourn the status conference scheduled for September 14 because the defense cannot meet the government a second time to discuss a possible resolution until September 21. The letter states that Scher was indicted on one count of wire fraud related to the receipt of certain EIDL loans, and asks for a date on or after October 19, when the Jewish holidays are over. The Court's endorsement, dated September 1, 2022, grants the application and adjourns the status conference to 10/27/2022 at 11:30 a.m. by teleconference.
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Case 7:22-cr-00320-PMH
Case 7-22-cr-00320-PMH Document
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Necheles Law, LLP
1120 Avenue of the Americas Susan R.toNecheles
Application granted. The status conference is adjourned
New York, NY 10036 srn@necheleslaw.com
10/27/2022 at 11:30 a.m. to be held by teleconference.
212-997-7400
SO ORDERED.
August 31, 2022
_______________________
Via ECF Philip M. Halpern
Hon. Philip M. Halpern United States District Judge
United States District Court
Southern District of New York Dated: White Plains, New York
300 Quarropas St. September 1, 2022
White Plains, NY 10601
Re: United States v. Eliezer Scher, 22-cr-320
Dear Judge Halpern:
We write, with the consent of the government, to respectfully request an adjournment of
Eliezer’s Scher status conference, currently scheduled for September 14.
As Your Honor knows, Mr. Scher was indicted on one count of wire fraud, related to his
receipt of certain EIDL loans. He had his initial appearance before the Hon. Judith C. McCarthy
(U.S.M.J.) on June 9 and his first appearance before Your Honor on June 27. Since that time, and
after reviewing discovery, we had an initial meeting with the government to discuss a possible
resolution to this case. Due to conflicting vacation schedules, however, we will be unable to meet
with the government a second time to discuss a resolution until September 21.
For this reason, we respectfully request an adjournment of the September 14 status
conference to allow us to further our discussions with the government about a possible resolution
of this case. We ask that the Court reschedule the conference, on a date convenient to Your
Honor, on or after October 19, when the Jewish holidays (Rosh Hashana, from September 25-27,
Yom Kippur, on October 5, and Succot, from October 9-18) are over.
Respectfully submitted,
/s/
Gedalia M. Stern
Cc: AUSA James McMahon (via ECF)
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