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This document is an email thread from June 2021 between the DOJ Office of the Inspector General (OIG), the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York (USANYS), and attorney Montell Figgins. The correspondence coordinates an interview with a redacted subject (represented by Figgins) scheduled for June 17, 2021. The OIG agent discusses procedural requirements, including the use of 'Kalkines' warnings (compelled interview forms) versus voluntary forms, and the necessity of recording the interview.
This legal document is a letter dated September 14, 2020, from attorney Montell Figgins to Judge Analisa Torres of the U.S. Southern District of New York. The letter formally requests the court's permission for the defendant, Michael Thomas, to take an emergency trip to the State of Georgia to care for his sick father. It also states that Thomas's pre-trial services officer, Kristen McKeown, does not oppose the travel request.
Legal argument requesting deferred prosecution for Michael Thomas, detailing his hardships, military service, and account of the night Epstein died.
Stating Mr. [Redacted] is available on June 17, 2021.
Discovery letter providing Bates stamped documents and BOP statistics regarding log falsification and inmate deaths.
A formal request to the court for defendant Michael Thomas to be granted permission for an emergency trip to the State of Georgia to care for his sick father. The letter notes that his pre-trial services officer does not object.
Request for court permission for Michael Thomas to travel to Georgia to tend to his sick father. The request was granted by the judge.
Requesting court permission for Michael Thomas to travel to Georgia to tend to his sick father.
Montell Figgins, attorney for defendant Michael Thomas, requests an adjournment of the January 4, 2021 trial date. He asks for the trial to be moved to mid-spring, around May 3, 2021, citing COVID-19, personal health concerns, and the need for more time to complete his investigation.
Attorney Montell Figgins requests a 14-day extension to file a motion to dismiss for his client, Michael Thomas. The reason provided is the disruption caused by the pandemic, which has affected his staff's work hours and his own ability to complete the motion.
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