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U.S. v. SAMPSON

No. 4:16CR224-07.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v. EUSI SAMPSON, Defendant.

United States District Court, S.D. Georgia, Savannah Division.

December 12, 2016.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Dennis Lee Williams, Defendant, represented by Justin D. Maines , Law Office of Justin Maines.

Jermond Anderson Curtis, Defendant, represented by Stacey M. Goad , Goad Law, LLC.

Adrian Tarazze Byrd, Defendant, represented by Jarrett Griffin Maillet , Jarrett Maillet, PC.

Shamon Antwon Williams, Defendant, represented by Robert Clayton Hughes, III , Rahimi, Hughes & Padgett, LLC.

Eugene Curtis, Defendant, represented by Murdoch Walker , National Federal Defense Group.

Eusi Shango Sampson, Defendant, represented by James Wrixam McIlvaine , Williams Litigation Group, P.C..

Felisha Dawn Byrd, Defendant, represented by LuAnn Roberts , Hudson and Roberts.

USA, Plaintiff, represented by Tania D. Groover , U.S. Attorney's Office, Brian T. Rafferty , U.S. Attorney's Office, Carlton R. Bourne, Jr. , U.S. Attorney's Office, Edward J. Tarver , U.S. Attorney's Office & James D. Durham , U.S. Attorney's Office.

ORDER

Counsel in the above-captioned case have advised the Court that all pretrial motions have been complied with and/or that all matters raised in the parties§ motions have been resolved by agreement. Therefore, a hearing in this case is deemed unnecessary.

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