Letter to Judge Román Re: United States v. Quadri Sallahuddin, 21 Cr. 681 (NSR) -02 (Dkt. 100, S.D.N.Y.)
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Richard D. Willstatter of Green & Willstatter asked Judge Nelson S. Román on September 13, 2022 for permission for appointed counsel, Willstatter and Emilee A. Sahli, to submit interim vouchers in United States v. Quadri Sallahuddin, 21 Cr. 681 (NSR) -02 (S.D.N.Y.). The letter cites Section IX(C) of the SDNY's Revised Plan for Furnishing Representation Pursuant to the Criminal Justice Act of 1964, under which the court may approve interim payments to counsel where necessary and appropriate. It says the case has been pending for nearly one year and is complex, with voluminous discovery. An endorsement on the letter dated Sept. 19, 2022 reads that the request is GRANTED and asks the Clerk of Court to terminate the motion at ECF No. 99.
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Case7:21-cr-00681-NSR
Case 7:21-cr-00681-NSR Document
Document 99
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Green & Willstatter
Attorneys at Law
200 Mamaroneck Avenue
Suite 605
White Plains, New York 10601
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Theodore S. Green (914) 948-5656
Richard D. Willstatter FAX (914) 948-8730 e-mail: willstatter@msn.com
Appointed counsel's (Willstatter
and Sahli) request to submit
interim vouchers is GRANTED.
Clerk of Court is requested to
September 13, 2022 terminate the motion at ECF No.
99.
Dated: White Plains, NY
Sept. 19, 2022
Hon. Nelson S. Román
United States District Court
300 Quarropas Street
White Plains, New York 10601
Re: United States v. Quadri Sallahuddin
21 Cr. 681 (NSR) -02
Dear Judge Román:
This is a request for permission for appointed counsel, including me and Emilee
A. Sahli, Esq., to submit interim vouchers in this case. Under Section IX(C) of the
SDNY’s Revised Plan for Furnishing Representation Pursuant to the Criminal Justice
Act of 1964, the Court may approve the submission of interim payments to counsel
where it is considered necessary and appropriate. This case has been pending for nearly
one year and is a complex case with voluminous discovery.
Very truly yours,
/s/ Richard D. Willstatter
RICHARD D. WILLSTATTER
9/19/2022
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