Mr. Robertson
defendant
Mentioned in 22 documents. Roles: defendant, Defendant in the case, defendant in the case, Defendant, The defendant in the case
Mr. Robertson is mentioned in documents or reporting related to the Epstein case. Being mentioned does not imply any wrongdoing, criminal conduct, or inappropriate behavior.
At a Glance
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court filing: 1217701022849
“The document discusses the delayed trial of Mr. Robertson due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resul”
Court Filing: 1:17-cr-02949
“The document discusses the difficulties faced by Mr. Robertson's defense team in preparing for trial”
court filing: 1:17-cr-02949-LAP Document 306 Filed 06/24/21 Page 9 of 16
“The document discusses the court's consideration of Mr. Robertson's bail request, weighing his histo”
court filing: 1:21-cr-00624-JB
“The document discusses Mr. Robertson's request for reconsideration of his pretrial release, citing n”
court filing: 1:21-cr-00632-DDD Document 306 Filed 06/24/21 Page 7 of 16
“The document discusses the legal framework for determining whether to detain or release a defendant ”
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Document Mentions (36)
The document discusses the delayed trial of Mr. Robertson due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resul...
The document discusses the delayed trial of Mr. Robertson due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting changes in his defense team. It highlights the challenges faced by his new attorneys in preparing for trial and the defendant's concerns about his pretrial detention and health risks. The court is set to reset the trial date for April 5, 2021.
The document discusses the difficulties faced by Mr. Robertson's defense team in preparing for trial...
The document discusses the difficulties faced by Mr. Robertson's defense team in preparing for trial, including the recent change in attorneys, the complexity of the case, and the limitations imposed by COVID-19 lockdown conditions on attorney-client meetings. The defense team argues that these conditions hinder their ability to effectively review documentary evidence and prepare for trial. The case is serious, with Mr. Robertson facing decades in prison if convicted on all charges.
The document discusses the court's consideration of Mr. Robertson's bail request, weighing his histo...
The document discusses the court's consideration of Mr. Robertson's bail request, weighing his history of violating conditions of release against his lack of violent convictions and the presumption of innocence. The court ultimately appears to be evaluating the seriousness of the danger posed by Mr. Robertson's release. The government's concerns and allegations are also addressed.
The court explains its release analysis under the Bail Reform Act and denies the government's motion...
The court explains its release analysis under the Bail Reform Act and denies the government's motion to reconsider and stay the release order for Mr. Robertson, who is charged with obstruction of justice, possessing and discharging a firearm, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Mr. Robertson has been in pretrial detention since December 2017. The trial is set for April 5, 2021.
The document discusses Mr. Robertson's request for reconsideration of his pretrial release, citing n...
The document discusses Mr. Robertson's request for reconsideration of his pretrial release, citing new evidence and changed circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The court initially denied his release due to concerns about his appearance and community safety. The defendant now points to additional trial continuances and new placement options as grounds for reconsideration.
The document discusses the legal framework for determining whether to detain or release a defendant ...
The document discusses the legal framework for determining whether to detain or release a defendant pending trial, specifically in the case of Mr. Robertson, who is charged with a § 924(c) offense. The court finds that Mr. Robertson has successfully rebutted the presumption of detention by producing evidence that he is not a danger to the community or a flight risk. The court considers factors such as his voluntary surrender and family ties to the jurisdiction.
The court considers factors under 18 U.S.C. § 3142(g) to determine whether Mr. Robertson should be r...
The court considers factors under 18 U.S.C. § 3142(g) to determine whether Mr. Robertson should be released on bail. Although some factors weigh against his release, the court finds that strict conditions could meet the requirements for his release. The charges against Mr. Robertson are serious, involving allegations of shooting a victim in retaliation for cooperating with the government.
The court rejects the government's proposed alternatives for Mr. Robertson to meet with his attorney...
The court rejects the government's proposed alternatives for Mr. Robertson to meet with his attorneys, citing the inadequacy of a screen between them and the government's late presentation of this information. The court maintains its decision to release Mr. Robertson due to concerns about trial preparation.
The document argues that Mr. Robertson's pretrial release is necessary for the preparation of his tr...
The document argues that Mr. Robertson's pretrial release is necessary for the preparation of his trial defense under 18 U.S.C. § 3142(i) due to the complexity of the case and the limited time available before the trial reset for April 5, 2021. The court considers factors such as time, complexity, and inconvenience in determining whether to grant temporary release. The defendant's release is also argued to be required under 18 U.S.C. § 3142(e).
The court is reconsidering Mr. Robertson's pretrial detention and is now willing to release him to L...
The court is reconsidering Mr. Robertson's pretrial detention and is now willing to release him to La Pasada Halfway House under strict conditions, citing changed circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic and new information about available release options.
The document discusses the ongoing delays in Mr. Robertson's trial due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the...
The document discusses the ongoing delays in Mr. Robertson's trial due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the recent change in his defense team, and his previous request for release from pretrial detention. The court had previously denied his release request and is now facing the challenge of proceeding with trial preparations with a new defense team. The trial is currently set for April 5, 2021.
The court grants Mr. Robertson's pretrial release under 18 U.S.C. § 3142(e) and § 3142(i), citing th...
The court grants Mr. Robertson's pretrial release under 18 U.S.C. § 3142(e) and § 3142(i), citing the need for the defendant to prepare for trial and the difficulties posed by COVID-19-related lockdowns and restrictions on in-person meetings with counsel. The court finds that the defendant's release is necessary to ensure a fair trial.
The court granted Mr. Robertson pretrial release with strict conditions, including home incarceratio...
The court granted Mr. Robertson pretrial release with strict conditions, including home incarceration and GPS tracking, to ensure his appearance and the safety of the community. The court also emphasized the importance of the defendant's ability to meet with his attorneys in person to prepare for trial. The government requested reconsideration or a stay pending appeal, which the court denied.
court filing: 1217701022849
The document discusses the delayed trial of Mr. Robertson due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting changes in his defense team. It highlights the challenges faced by his new attorneys in preparing for trial and the defendant's concerns about his pretrial detention and health risks. The court is set to reset the trial date for April 5, 2021.
Court Filing: 1:17-cr-02949
The document discusses the difficulties faced by Mr. Robertson's defense team in preparing for trial, including the recent change in attorneys, the complexity of the case, and the limitations imposed by COVID-19 lockdown conditions on attorney-client meetings. The defense team argues that these conditions hinder their ability to effectively review documentary evidence and prepare for trial. The case is serious, with Mr. Robertson facing decades in prison if convicted on all charges.
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