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ex parte Letter to JudgeAugust 21, 2007 Honorable David H. Coar Re: Federal Trade Commission v. Sili Neutraceuticals, TIC, and Brian McDaid Dear Judge Coar: The defendants and their attorneys reside in the Philadelphia metropolitian area, and are apparently the subject of an active grand jury investigation within the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The TRO entered in your Honor's enforcement case froze all of the defendant's assets, and their bank accounts, and prohibits defendant McDaid from spending any money or operating his legitimate business entities. Further, the mandatory disclosure provisions of that TRO present substantial, serious Fifth Amendment issues for defendant McDaid. The Assistant United States Attorney supervising the grand jury investigation in Philadelphia will not agree to immunize whatever statements Mr. McDaid makes here, and will not agree to permit some disclosures to be made here without arguing that these disclosures constitute Fifth Amendment waivers. I have been negotiating with FTC counsel over the last few days on the scope of an agreed Preliminary Injunction, but we do not yet have an agreement to offer for the Court's approval. I think I speak for both counsel when I say that we are optimistic that the remaining gaps can be bridged before next Monday's scheduled Preliminary Injunction hearing. -2- We respectfully request a continuance of the status conference scheduled tomorrow. We appreciate your consideration. Respectfully submitted, cc: Bookmark/Search this post with:
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