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IN RE: BOULTER, Brent Clarence Willi

EDWARD J. GARCIA

MEMORANDUM AND ORDER

Honorable Edward J. Garcia


Senior United States District Judge


Sacramento, California


CONTINUANCE OF JUDGMENT AND SENTENCING: ORDER

Your Honor: Per agreement with both counsel, it is respectfully requested that the above-referenced case be continued from September 9, 2011, to December 2, 2011, at 10:00 AM. (See attached amended Schedule for Disclosure.) REASON FOR CONTINUANCE: Due to heavy workload in the court unit, as well as two impending retirements, this case had to be reassigned. The continuance is needed to allow the new officer time to complete a thorough investigation and presentence report. The government and the defendant are in agreement with this proposed continuance. By copy of this memorandum, the Court Clerk is being requested to make appropriate changes in the Court calendar.

Respectfully submitted,

JEFFREY C. OESTREICHER


Supervising United States Probation Officer


Dated: August 2, 2011


Sacramento, California


Attachment

cc: Clerk, United States District Court


United States Attorney's Office


United States Marshal's Office


Federal Defender (If defense counsel is court-appointed)


Probation Office Calendar clerk


√ Approved

EDWARD J. GARCIA


Senior United States District Judge


_ Disapproved

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Plaintiff,

vs.

Brent Clarence Willi BOULTER Defendant.

Docket Number: 2:10CR00363-01

SCHEDULE FOR DISCLOSURE OF PRESENTENCE REPORT AND FOR FILING OF OBJECTIONS TO THE PRESENTENCE REPORT

The Probation Officer and all parties shall adhere to this schedule unless it is later modified by this Court:

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In re Boulter
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