y and compelling reasons. I would further recommend we oppose again on the 3553(a) factors, as there is really nothing new here, either, and Judge Schofield has already agreed with us that they weigh heavily against granting the motion. Not sure if this needs to go up, since our position isn't changing,

n on the merits —for failure to establish an extraordinary and compelling reason to reduce his sentence and on the 3553(a) factors. Hopefully, Judge Schofield will save you the trouble and summarily deny this third attempt. From: (USANYS) Sent: Thursday, lune 25, 2020 4:46 PM Subject: FW: Donald Carr -

hance that I will not be. All right? And in particular right now I know that Judge Buchwald does not wish me to supervise hers. In addition, Judge Schofield has two cases right now. They are 19-CV-10475 and 19-CV-10577. I believe she scheduled her own conference a little farther down the road. I think

64 rx 303.832.2628 www.hmflaw.corn Imenningerathmflaw.com v. Darren K Indyke, et aL On behalf of defendant Ghislaine Maxwell, I write under Judge Schofield's Individual Rules and Procedures for Civil Cases III(A)(1) and this Court's Practices II(A) to request a pre-motion conference concerning our anti

the merits of Maxwell's motion to dismiss in her response to Maxwell's letter requesting a pre-motion conference on that motion. ECF No. 48. Judge Schofield's words at the pre-motion conference—in which she suggested that Maxwell's counsel not file a motion to dismiss—speak for themselves, and demonstrat

addition to or different from those imposed by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Local Rules of the Southern District of New York, or Judge Schofield's or Judge Freeman's Individual Rules and Practices. 3. Any objection to any of the Interrogatories is not an admission that Plaintiff has any in

ionship between senile brain atrophy and aphasia). Pragischer Mediginischertnrcheruelmft, 17, 165-167. ► Pigott, O., Brooks,W.S., I Ialliday, G.M., Schofield, P.R., Stanford, P.M., Kwok, J.R., ... Hodges, J.R. (2004). Similar early clinical presentations in familial and non-familial frontotemporal demen