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NY 100-161445 February 14, 1970, was sentenced to a total of eight months and fourteen days in the custody of the AG for twenty-four separate instances of summary contempt of court. Bond was denied on both the contempt and ARL convictions. On February 28, 1970, the United States Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, Chicago, Illinois, ordered ABBOTT HOFFMAN and those convicted with him admitted to bail, with the provision that he not travel outside tle state of his residence (New York), without notifying the United States Marshal (USM), Chicago, Illinois,’ further that he was not to travel outside the continental United States without the express approval of the Court of Appeals. On August 24, 1971, Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) JAMES BREEN, Northern District of Illinois (NDI), Chicago, Illinois, made available to the Chicago Divi- sion of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) a copy of an order of the United States Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, Chicago, Illinois, dated August 18, 1971, containing the fol- lowing schedule fixed by the Court for the filing of appeal triefs and hearing of oralarguments with regard to the sub- ject's appeals in connection with his conviction in the USDC, Chicago, Illinois, in February, 1970, for violating the ARL and contempt of court sentence in connection with his ARL trial. 1. On or before November 30, 1971, the Government must file its briefs.-~ 2. On or before January 4, 1972, the appellant may file reply briefs.” 3. -On February 8 and 9, 1972, oral arguments will be argued by the Government and the appellant. 2. Anti-Riot Law Violation in Washington D.C. (WDC ) On July 21, 1971, JOSEPH TAFE, Departmenta Attorney, United States Departne nt of Justice (USDJ), WDC, advised that GERALD LEFCOURT and PHILIP J. HIRSCHKOP, attorneys for the subject, appeared before Judge J. LOUIS SMITH, USDC, for the -12- CoE ee ot meme ee rm a em er me ee ee ee ere