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Summary

This document is a page from a court transcript where an attorney, Mr. Shechtman, argues that the government's case against his clients, Pace and Brubaker, incorrectly characterizes actions as 'backdating'. He claims that Deutsche Bank records from February and March were simply marked 'as of' and provided to tax preparers, which is different from the government's portrayal and distinguishes his clients from a government cooperator in the case.

People (5)

Name Role Context
Judge Easterbrook Judge
Mentioned by Mr. Shechtman as having an opinion on legal doctrines.
MR. SHECHTMAN Speaker (likely Attorney)
The primary speaker on this page, arguing a point to the court.
Mr. Pace Party to the case
Mentioned as having been acquitted on most counts and being in a similar situation to Mr. Brubaker.
Mr. Brubaker Party to the case
Mentioned as being in a similar situation to Mr. Pace.
Jenkins lawyer Lawyer
An unnamed lawyer who dealt with the government cooperator.

Organizations (4)

Name Type Context
THE COURT Judicial body
Being addressed by Mr. Shechtman.
Kramer Levin Law Firm
A law firm that cross-examined the government cooperator.
Deutsche Bank Company
The source of bank records central to the 'backdating' argument.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. Company
The court reporting agency that transcribed the proceedings.

Timeline (2 events)

2022-03-22
Mr. Shechtman presents a legal argument to the court regarding prejudice and the nature of evidence in his clients' case.
Southern District
Deutsche Bank statements for February and March were created and marked with an "as of" date, which is the basis for the government's backdating allegation.
Deutsche Bank tax preparers

Locations (1)

Location Context
Appears in the name of the court reporting agency, indicating the location of the court.

Relationships (2)

Mr. Pace Co-defendants (implied) Mr. Brubaker
Mr. Shechtman states, 'Mr. Pace is not situated that much differently than Mr. Brubaker' and refers to them collectively as 'these two men'.
Kramer Levin Adversarial (legal) government cooperator
The document states that 'the Kramer Levin firm got to cross-examine him'.

Key Quotes (2)

"What distinguishes these two men is the, quote, backdate."
Source
— MR. SHECHTMAN (Explaining the central point of contention in the case against his clients, Mr. Pace and Mr. Brubaker.)
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Quote #1
"I don't think that's what the Deutsche Bank records show. They are doing these in February and March and putting them on February and March statements and they're putting "as of.""
Source
— MR. SHECHTMAN (Arguing against the government's characterization of the case as involving 'backdating'.)
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Quote #2

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