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U.S. v. MOSQUERA

Nos. 92-1228 (JBW), 93-0036 (JBW).

813 F.Supp. 962 (1993)

UNITED STATES of America v. Luis Fernando Quesada MOSQUERA, Jose Ramirez Ramiro a/k/a "Pollo", Javier Quesada Mosquera, Diego Quesada Mosquera, Claudia Tobon-Munoz, Jimmy Velosa-Montenegro a/k/a "Chino", Guillermo Fernandez a/k/a "Nato", Fanneth Munoz-Gomez, Gladys Toro, Marta Garcia, John Hoyos a/k/a "Checo", Efinginio Rojas a/k/a "Victor Mesa", Raul Cano, Alvaro Ortiz, Roberto Cerchiara, Norberto Castro a/k/a "Beto", Mauricio Grajales Guevara, a/k/a "Ramiro" a/k/a the "Doctor", Hector Medina a/k/a "Kevin" a/k/a "065", Defendants.

United States District Court, E.D. New York.

February 10, 1993.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Mary Jo White, U.S. Atty., Brooklyn, NY, by Brian T. Moriarty, for the U.S.

Donald R. Schecter, Kew Gardens, NY, for F. Quesada Mosquera.

Robert Wolf, New York City, for Ramirez Ramiro.

Richard Kwasnik, New York City, for J. Quesada Mosquera.

Juan A. Campos, Campos & Wojszwilo, New York City, for D. Quesada Mosquera.

Todd D. Greenberg, Addabbo & Greenberg, Forest Hills, NY, for Tobon-Munoz.

Gerald Rosenthal, New York City, for Velosa-Montenegro.

Richard Berne, Brown, Berne & Serra, New York City, for Fernandez.

Telesforo Delvalle, New York City, for Munoz-Gomez.

David Zapp, New York City, for Toro.

Joel M. Stein, New York City, for Garcia.

Richard Rosenkranz, Brooklyn, NY, for Rojas.

John Harris, New York City, for Cano.

Lawrence Hermann, Jackson Heights, NY, for Ortiz.

Joseph Famighetti, Axelrod, Cornachi & Famighetti, Mineola, NY, for Cerchiara.

Barry Gene Rhodes, Brooklyn, NY, for Hoyos.

Faith Colangelo, Dobbs Ferry, NY, for Castro.

James DiPietro, Brooklyn, NY, for Grajales Guevara.

Joseph Gentile, Williston Park, NY, for Medina.

MEMORANDUM AND ORDER

WEINSTEIN, District Judge:

There are eighteen Spanish-speaking defendants in these related complex cases involving narcotics and money-laundering. All require interpreters. Each defendant is represented by a different lawyer. Ten lawyers are privately retained. Eight are assigned pursuant to the Criminal Justice Act ("CJA"), 18 U.S.C. § 3006A. There is good reason to believe that some defendants represented by privately retained...

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