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Unopposed Motion to Appear Via Video Conference for Initial Appearance — No. 1:22-cr-00063 (Dkt. 4, D. Colo.)

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Unopposed Motion to Appear Via Video Conference for Initial Appearance, Document 4 in Criminal Case No. 22-cr-00063-DDD in the District of Colorado, filed 02/17/22 by defence counsel in Florida. The defendant, who resides in Naples, Florida, had recently undergone surgery with complications requiring hospitalisation and states she is at increased risk from COVID-19, as is her counsel by reason of age and medical conditions. She has consented to being charged by Information and received the Information and penalty sheet, and would appear for processing at the Marshalls office in Ft. Myers, Florida and meet the Probation Office by telephone before her initial appearance. The government is not seeking detention and does not oppose the request to appear by video conference given the risks of travel during the pandemic.

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Case 1:22-cr-00063-DDD Document 4 Filed 02/17/22 USDC Colorado Page 1 of 2




                              IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                                 FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO
Criminal Case No. 22-cr-00063-DDD


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,


     Plaintiff,
v.
1.     PATRICIA ANN GILROY,


      Defendant.
______________________________________________________________________________

      UNOPPOSED MOTION TO APPEAR VIA VIDEO CONFERENCE FOR INITIAL APPEARANCE



          The defendant Patricia Ann Gilroy files this Unopposed Motion to Appear Via Video

Conference for Initial Appearance. In support of this motion, defendant Gilroy states as

follows:


           The defendant resides in Naples, Florida. The defendant has recently undergone

surgery after which she experienced unforeseen complications and was hospitalized. Given her

recent health complications, the defendant is at increased risk for adverse consequences of

COVID-19. The defendant has consented to being charged by Information and has been

provided with a copy of the filed Information in this cause, as well as the penalty sheet

apprising the defendant of the potential penalties associated with the charges in the

Information.
Case 1:22-cr-00063-DDD Document 4 Filed 02/17/22 USDC Colorado Page 2 of 2




       Counsel for the defendant also resides in Florida, and by virtue of age and his own

medical conditions is also at increased risk of adverse consequences of COVID-19.


       It is anticipated that the defendant will appear for processing at the United States

Marshalls office in Ft. Myers, Florida immediately prior to her initial appearance before this

court. The defendant will also telephonically meet with the Probation Office for prior to her

initial appearance.


       The government has indicated that it is not seeking detention and that it does not

oppose this motion.


       Wherefore, given the risks of travel at this time in light of the ongoing COVID-19

pandemic, it is requested that the defendant be allow to appear via video conference for her

initial appearance in this matter.


s/ Peter D. Aiken
BY: Peter D. Aiken, Esquire
Aiken and O’Halloran
1188 N. Tamiami Trail Suite 205-A
Sarasota, Florida 34236
Telephone: (941) 366-3506
E-mail: peterdaiken@gmail.com
Attorney for (Patricia Ann Gilroy, defendant)


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