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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 
 FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS 
 
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,    
 
Plaintiff,  
 
v .        
 
NICHOLAS PERJAK, 
 
 
Defendant. No. 13-30116-DRH  
 
 
      
     
ORDER FOR PRESENTENCE PROCEDURE 
 
HERNDON, District Judge: 
 This matter comes before the Court for case management.  Strict 
compliance with Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 32 and Southern District of 
Illinois Local Rule Cr 32.1 shall be enforced.  A party wishing to object to a 
presentence report must have such objections filed with the Clerk of the Court no 
later than 14 days after receiving the presentence report. At the same time, any 
objections to proposed or omitted discreti onary standard or special conditions of 
supervised release shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court.
1  For counsel, 
receiving is interpreted to mean when the presentence report is docketed in the 
court file via CM/ECF.  Responses to object ions must be filed no later than 7 days 
after receipt of said objections.  Parties, however, are encouraged to consult with 
1 The Probation Officer will not respond to objections to conditions of supervision in the 
Addendum.  Objections to such conditions will be addressed directly by the Court at sentencing.
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the probation officer who authored th e presentence report prior to filing 
objections in an effort to obtain agreement to revise the report without necessity of 
formal objections.  Such informal discussions are not sufficient cause to exceed 
the deadlines without leave of Court for an extension of time, which likely will 
impact the sentencing date.  Any unresolved objections which are subject to a 
formal objection shall cause the probation officer to prepare an addendum 
addressing each objection.   
 Any party wishing to file a sentencing memorandum relative to the issues to 
be considered at sentencing, shall file such pleading no later than 7 days before 
sentencing.  Likewise, should either party intend to present testimony at the  
sentencing hearing, notice of the proposed witnesses, the subject of said 
testimony, and projected length of the testimony shall be filed with the Court no 
later than 7 days prior to the sentenci ng hearing, with se rvice on opposing 
counsel.  Generally, the Court schedules sent encing hearings for an hour and this 
information will allow the Court the opportunity to change its schedule if 
necessary. 
If a party is unable to comply with this schedule, a continuance of the 
sentencing date should be sought. 
 IT IS SO ORDERED.  
 Signed this 18th day of February, 2016. 
        
         
       United States District Court Judge
Digitally signed 
by Judge David 
R. Herndon 
Date: 2016.02.18 
13:41:36 -06'00'
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