Baldeo was sentenced Today - Finally
Jail time - 18 months
Awaiting Federal Court Press Release
Baldeo was sentenced Today - Finally
Jail time - 18 months
Awaiting Federal Court Press Release
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Let us express some human compassion for a man who has lost his livelihood and his liberty. Though this may have been his fault completely, he was still a kind of human.
Were I a believer I would say a short prayer for him and his family.
Dear God...sock it to him.
Amen
I would offer comfort and prayer for wife and child, as they are now free of "this creep"
The sentence of the Judge
The strange thing is that the next smart ass will come around and do the same thing and believe that he/she will get away with it ........ until they don't.
Dear God...sock it to him.
Amen
LMAO LMAO
Well, ah juss said prayer. I didn't really specify beyond that
He is very LUCKY!! ONLY 18 MONTHS!! WOW!! I hope this individual gain compassionate and humanity.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He is very LUCKY!! ONLY 18 MONTHS!! WOW!! I hope this individual gain compassionate and humanity.
I doubt it...but there is hope
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Compassion and humanity.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
Doesn't matter. Naturalized citizenship can only be revoked for a very serious crime such as treason or in very rare cases if you committed fraud when you applied for residency/citizenship.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
Baldeo was sentenced Today - Finally
Jail time - 18 months
Awaiting Federal Court Press Release
Only 18 months for Baldeo? I am so disappointed.
Baldeo was sentenced Today - Finally
Jail time - 18 months
Awaiting Federal Court Press Release
Only 18 months for Baldeo? I am so disappointed.
you disgust me,you support people in guyana that is committing worse crime than this man and you want more time for this guy. maybe you cannot change what is happening in this world but you can change your conscience
I would offer comfort and prayer for wife and child, as they are now free of "this creep"
RH is badly needed of good public officials to represent the community. Vish, run for something nah man? We will give you good backing.
Former Guyanese Magistrate, Albert Baldeo, who was accused of obstructing justice during an investigation into the use of straw donors in a 2010 campaign bid for City and State office, was yesterday sentenced to 18 months by a Manhattan
Federal Judge.
Judge Paul Crotty also fined Baldeo US$15,000 and ordered that he surrender to the US Marshals before 2pm on March 23 to begin his time.
The New York court found Baldeo, who is well known in the New York area as a lawyer, guilty of several counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice.
He will be under supervision for two years and upon release must submit himself to drug tests and perform 300 hours of community service.
The court agreed to stricter monitoring of his pre-incarceration period after prosecutors argued that he is considered a flight risk. In modifying his bail order, Judge Crotty said that there will be strict supervision for Baldeo which entails daily telephone or web reporting as well as in-person reporting once a week.
Baldeo was set to be sentenced since January 21 but checked himself into a hospital days before, with doctors performing a minor heart operation. Prosecutors believed that Baldeo was not sick after he checked himself out of the hospital and into another to avoid determination of his medical condition.
Baldeo was even facing custodial monitoring of his medical condition yesterday as prosecutors became exasperated and accused him of deliberately attempting to avoid sentencing.
âIn the event that the defendant or defense counsel takes the position that further evaluation is necessary, or the Court believes that further evaluation is necessary, the Government believes that the defendant (Baldeo) should be remanded to the custody of the Attorney General for such evaluation,â the prosecutors recommended to Judge Crotty in court documents filed.
The US prosecutors said that they are prepared to call any or all of these witnesses and to introduce other evidence, to demonstrate that the defendant has been engaged in malingering.
Since being found guilty last August, Baldeo had fought in vain to have his judgment of acquittal overturned and a new trial set.
On August 11, Baldeo was found guilty of obstructing justice after a two-week trial. He was acquitted of mail and wire fraud charges.
More than two years ago, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara indicted Baldeo for orchestrating a straw donor scheme to funnel illegal contributions to his 2010 campaign for City Council. Baldeo, Bharara alleged at the time, also asked his straw donors to lie to federal investigators once he learned the feds were probing the scheme.
Baldeo, a Richmond Hill Attorney, who also nearly unseated a Republican state senator in 2006, faced 10 charges and was acquitted on all, three of which were related to mail and wire fraud. He was found guilty on the seven other charges related to conspiracy and obstructing justice.
The fact that Albert Baldeo lost his election did not excuse his corrupt conduct, prosecutors said. The court found that he lied and instructed others to lie to law enforcement agents investigating the source of his campaign contributions, and threatened and intimidated others in order to conceal the truth, the US Attorney said.
He will be under supervision for two years and upon release must submit himself to drug tests and perform 300 hours of community service.
The judge should send him to clean Liberty Avenue during his 300 hours of community service. They should strip him of his law license and give him thiefman license.
Baldeo was sentenced Today - Finally
Jail time - 18 months
Awaiting Federal Court Press Release
Only 18 months for Baldeo? I am so disappointed.
you disgust me,you support people in guyana that is committing worse crime than this man and you want more time for this guy. maybe you cannot change what is happening in this world but you can change your conscience
Yeah, he disgusts me with his stupidity too. But unlike you ,I have to deal with it in real life.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
You're an expert on Immigration law now?? Wha the..
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
You're an expert on Immigration law now?? Wha the..
Dont forget to contact me with any Immigration matter you may have. Reasonable Fees.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
You're an expert on Immigration law now?? Wha the..
He's no expert. They do not deport a US citizen for murder or drug offenses.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
You're an expert on Immigration law now?? Wha the..
He's no expert. They do not deport a citizen for murder or drug offenses.
The U.S. can deport a naturalized citizen for murder, conspiracy to commit murder or drug offenses, terrorist activities, etc. Born U.S. citizen will be prosecuted in the U.S and stays here for the same offenses.
Look at all of you hypocrites. The crimes Albert committed are relatively innocuous compared to theft of billions, routine rapes, murders, and other serious felonies committed by those who control a State and enjoy complete de facto immunity from prosecution.
Albert was harshly dealt with for good reason. But you hypocrites need to refrain from assuming some moral high ground here. You all have none.
Look at all of you hypocrites. The crimes Albert committed are relatively innocuous compared to theft of billions, routine rapes, murders, and other serious felonies committed by those who control a State and enjoy complete de facto immunity from prosecution.
Albert was harshly dealt with for good reason. But you hypocrites need to refrain from assuming some moral high ground here. You all have none.
Ah who else got convicted Bhai??? Yuh Rass kno story Abee nah kno and yuh ah keep am to yuh self.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
You're an expert on Immigration law now?? Wha the..
He's no expert. They do not deport a citizen for murder or drug offenses.
The U.S. can deport a naturalized citizen for murder, conspiracy to commit murder or drug offenses, terrorist activities, etc. Born U.S. citizen will be prosecuted in the U.S and stays here for the same offenses.
You know more than the law itself
- See more at: http://immigration.findlaw.com...sthash.XhZPbHTD.dpuf
Grounds for Denaturalization
http://immigration.lawyers.com...-us-citizenship.html
If you're one of the thousands of foreign nationals who become naturalized US citizens each year, you're to be congratulated. The naturalization process can be long, and it takes a lot of effort on your part. You may not know it, though, but it's possible for you to lose your US citizenship.
Denaturalization is how the US government revokes or cancels your US citizenship because you've done something that's contrary to being a US citizen. There are several things that can jeopardize your citizenship:
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the US Department of State can make a determination that your citizenship should be revoked. The US immigration law is very specific about what can lead to revocation of your citizenship as well as the revocation process.
If you concealed facts or lied about important matters at the time you were interviewed by the USCIS on your application for naturalization, then your US citizenship may be revoked. Some examples include intentionally not listing a criminal conviction, giving a false name or lying about the period of time you've been in the US on your application.
Your US citizenship can be cancelled if you refuse to testify before a committee formed by the US Congress to investigate your participation in subversive activities. Your refusal to testify, however, has to be within 10 years after the USCIS granted your application for naturalization.
What's a "subversive activity?" It can be many things, but for revocation purposes it generally means doing or teaching others how to do some act that's designed to:
Membership in a subversive organization or group within five years after you became a naturalized citizen could lead to revocation of your citizenship. The Communist Party and terrorist groups are the classic examples of "subversive" organizations.
It's possible to become a naturalized citizen based upon your service in the US armed forces. If, however, you are dishonorably discharged before you've served five years honorably, your citizenship may be cancelled. For example, immigrant A enlisted in the US Army in 2005 and was sent to a combat unit in Iraq. In 2007 she applied for and was granted naturalization based upon her honorable military service. In 2008, she was dishonorably discharged. Because A didn't have five years of honorable service before her dishonorable discharge, her US citizenship may be revoked.
Look at all of you hypocrites. The crimes Albert committed are relatively innocuous compared to theft of billions, routine rapes, murders, and other serious felonies committed by those who control a State and enjoy complete de facto immunity from prosecution.
Albert was harshly dealt with for good reason. But you hypocrites need to refrain from assuming some moral high ground here. You all have none.
I have to tell you this, Shaitan. You are a both side cutlass and a bloody crook yourself. You came here and cuss down Baldeo endless times and now you taking his side. You're the damn hypocrite. If a person deal with a crook, you must know something about the crook. You should step up and be man or a good public servant rather than coming here talk bull shit.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
You're an expert on Immigration law now?? Wha the..
He's no expert. They do not deport a citizen for murder or drug offenses.
The U.S. can deport a naturalized citizen for murder, conspiracy to commit murder or drug offenses, terrorist activities, etc. Born U.S. citizen will be prosecuted in the U.S and stays here for the same offenses.
Where dear God did you learn this? Which part of the Immigration and Nationality Act provides for this?
A naturalized citizen is no different than a citizen who obtains their citizenship by birth on American soil or birth to American parents.
With the sole exception being that you can be denaturalized for falsification or concealment of material facts during the naturalization process, membership in subversive organizations before acquisition of citizenship or within a period thereafter during the naturalization process, and failure to obtain an honorable discharge or fulfill terms of military service for those who were naturalized based on military service.
They would first have to charge you with anyone of these three, prove it at trial, and then deport you independent of any other unrelated criminal charges.
The commission of crimes is of no relevance to one's naturalized citizenship unless that crime is in some way related to one of the three limited grounds for denaturalization.
P.S.....Failure to disclose Membership in a Communist Party like the PPP would ensnare many of you PPP coolies and provide fertile grounds for challenging your American citizenship.
Oh rass, look like de Kildonan\ friendship war start.
Look at all of you hypocrites. The crimes Albert committed are relatively innocuous compared to theft of billions, routine rapes, murders, and other serious felonies committed by those who control a State and enjoy complete de facto immunity from prosecution.
Albert was harshly dealt with for good reason. But you hypocrites need to refrain from assuming some moral high ground here. You all have none.
I have to tell you this, Shaitan. You are a both side cutlass and a bloody crook yourself. You came here and cuss down Baldeo endless times and now you taking his side. You're the damn hypocrite. If a person deal with a crook, you must know something about the crook. You should step up and be man or a good public servant rather than coming here talk bull shit.
Bhai, Shaitaan like Bull Shit fuh Dinner.
Look at all of you hypocrites. The crimes Albert committed are relatively innocuous compared to theft of billions, routine rapes, murders, and other serious felonies committed by those who control a State and enjoy complete de facto immunity from prosecution.
Albert was harshly dealt with for good reason. But you hypocrites need to refrain from assuming some moral high ground here. You all have none.
I have to tell you this, Shaitan. You are a both side cutlass and a bloody crook yourself. You came here and cuss down Baldeo endless times and now you taking his side. You're the damn hypocrite. If a person deal with a crook, you must know something about the crook. You should step up and be man or a good public servant rather than coming here talk bull shit.
You must be getting senile with your old age. How is what I wrote remotely a defense of Albert? Albert transgressed the bounds of the law and he received his lawful punishment.
If anything, I consistently oppose wrongdoing whether or not they're committed by people I like or share common beliefs with or have the same hair texture as I do.
That is call being objective. Being fair and balanced. Hypocrisy would be if I demanded one standard for me and my cohorts and another for those I oppose. Again, you're using and attempting to apply words and concepts you clearly do not not understand.
I appeal to the good sense of the Board to judge my words.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
You're an expert on Immigration law now?? Wha the..
He's no expert. They do not deport a citizen for murder or drug offenses.
The U.S. can deport a naturalized citizen for murder, conspiracy to commit murder or drug offenses, terrorist activities, etc. Born U.S. citizen will be prosecuted in the U.S and stays here for the same offenses.
Where dear God did you learn this? Which part of the Immigration and Nationality Act provides for this?
A naturalized citizen is no different than a citizen who obtains their citizenship by birth on American soil or birth to American parents.
With the sole exception being that you can be denaturalized for falsification or concealment of material facts during the naturalization process, membership in subversive organizations before acquisition of citizenship or within a period thereafter during the naturalization process, and failure to obtain an honorable discharge or fulfill terms of military service for those who were naturalized based on military service.
They would first have to charge you with anyone of these three, prove it at trial, and then deport you independent of any other unrelated criminal charges.
The commission of crimes is of no relevance to one's naturalized citizenship unless that crime is in some way related to one of the three limited grounds for denaturalization.
Imagine that man sells immigration consultation services
No wonder he always on GNI and nobody in he office. Tax season, nobody show up
Oh rass, look like de Kildonan\ friendship war start.
My friendship kin are too inbred for their own good
Look at all of you hypocrites. The crimes Albert committed are relatively innocuous compared to theft of billions, routine rapes, murders, and other serious felonies committed by those who control a State and enjoy complete de facto immunity from prosecution.
Albert was harshly dealt with for good reason. But you hypocrites need to refrain from assuming some moral high ground here. You all have none.
I have to tell you this, Shaitan. You are a both side cutlass and a bloody crook yourself. You came here and cuss down Baldeo endless times and now you taking his side. You're the damn hypocrite. If a person deal with a crook, you must know something about the crook. You should step up and be man or a good public servant rather than coming here talk bull shit.
You must be getting senile with your old age. How is what I wrote remotely a defense of Albert? Albert transgressed the bounds of the law and he received his lawful punishment.
If anything, I consistently oppose wrongdoing whether or not they're committed by people I like or share common beliefs with or have the same hair texture as I do.
That is call being objective. Being fair and balanced. Hypocrisy would be if I demanded one standard for me and my cohorts and another for those I oppose. Again, you're using and attempting to apply words and concepts you clearly do not not understand.
I appeal to the good sense of the Board to judge my words.
hehehehe
Look at all of you hypocrites. The crimes Albert committed are relatively innocuous compared to theft of billions, routine rapes, murders, and other serious felonies committed by those who control a State and enjoy complete de facto immunity from prosecution.
Albert was harshly dealt with for good reason. But you hypocrites need to refrain from assuming some moral high ground here. You all have none.
I have to tell you this, Shaitan. You are a both side cutlass and a bloody crook yourself. You came here and cuss down Baldeo endless times and now you taking his side. You're the damn hypocrite. If a person deal with a crook, you must know something about the crook. You should step up and be man or a good public servant rather than coming here talk bull shit.
You must be getting senile with your old age. How is what I wrote remotely a defense of Albert? Albert transgressed the bounds of the law and he received his lawful punishment.
If anything, I consistently oppose wrongdoing whether or not they're committed by people I like or share common beliefs with or have the same hair texture as I do.
That is call being objective. Being fair and balanced. Hypocrisy would be if I demanded one standard for me and my cohorts and another for those I oppose. Again, you're using and attempting to apply words and concepts you clearly do not not understand.
I appeal to the good sense of the Board to judge my words.
hehehehe
Sense and Shaitaan is like ile and wata.
Does he get deported after he has served his time?
There was something there about being in a medical facility....
He cannot be deported. He is a US Citizen.
Does is matter that he is a naturalized citizen?
He cannot be deported for the Crime he was convicted of. Murder, Treason and serious Drug related or Al Qaeda interests.
You're an expert on Immigration law now?? Wha the..
He's no expert. They do not deport a citizen for murder or drug offenses.
The U.S. can deport a naturalized citizen for murder, conspiracy to commit murder or drug offenses, terrorist activities, etc. Born U.S. citizen will be prosecuted in the U.S and stays here for the same offenses.
Where dear God did you learn this? Which part of the Immigration and Nationality Act provides for this?
A naturalized citizen is no different than a citizen who obtains their citizenship by birth on American soil or birth to American parents.
With the sole exception being that you can be denaturalized for falsification or concealment of material facts during the naturalization process, membership in subversive organizations before acquisition of citizenship or within a period thereafter during the naturalization process, and failure to obtain an honorable discharge or fulfill terms of military service for those who were naturalized based on military service.
They would first have to charge you with anyone of these three, prove it at trial, and then deport you independent of any other unrelated criminal charges.
The commission of crimes is of no relevance to one's naturalized citizenship unless that crime is in some way related to one of the three limited grounds for denaturalization.
Imagine that man sells immigration consultation services
No wonder he always on GNI and nobody in he office. Tax season, nobody show up
Only God knows how many innocent people get deport thanks to dis chap and his "expertise"
Although, the PPP might be paying him to screw up people's immigration papers so they get deported back to Guyana and vote PPP
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An already-indicted Queens City Councilman is in fresh trouble with the law.
Ruben Wills, 46, was arrested Tuesday morning on charges he filed bogus documents with the city Conflicts of Interest Board, officials said.
The Jamaica Democrat filed a total of five bogus financial disclosure reports between 2011 and 2012 in which he concealed his extracurricular dealings, the state Attorney Generalâs office said.
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said submitting phony documents âis a serious crimeâ that could land Wills behind bars for up to four years if convicted.
Wills has been caught in Schneidermanâs crosshairs before.
He was busted in May for allegedly stealing public campaign funds and using the cash for a pricey Louis Vuitton handbag and shopping sprees at Nordstrom and Century 21 and other locales.
Heâs also accused of taking a $33,000 member item from since-convicted Sen. Shirley Huntley for his sham charity but pocketing most of it. Those charges are pending.
The $112,500-a-year pol hasnât exactly been lighting it up at work either - the Daily News reported in December that heâd missed 27% of the City Council meetings he was supposed to attend in the year that ended June 30, the worst attendance record on the Council.
The latest charges were the result of a joint probe by the AG and the state Controllerâs office.
Controller Thomas DiNapoli said Willsâ âalleged actions reveal a disdain for honest disclosure.â
Wills, 46, was arraigned Tuesday morning in Manhattan Supreme Court and pleaded not guilty. Justice Laura Ward released him without bail.
Willsâ lawyer, Randall Unger, said theyâll fight the charges - as soon as they figure out what exactly it is his client allegedly did.
âI donât know what is is theyâre accusing Mr. Wills of doing,â Unger said. "We just got the indictment â that doesnât tell us very much. Weâll be filing motions for discovery so we can find out what it is theyâre actually accusing him of.â
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