Halloran

DISTRICT COURT ORDER SETTING FORTH THE REASONS FOR AND REAFFIRMING ORDER OF DECEMBER 4, 1970, DENYING BAIL PENDING APPEAL AND ORDER RETURNING RECORD TO COURT OF APPEALS

Pursuant to “Order for Remand, Request for Response by Government” issued by the Court of Appeals on January 26, 1971, remanding the question of *338 bail pending appeal to this District Court, and requesting “that the reasons for denying bail be amplified, particularly (but not limited to) the reasons why the District Court believes there is no merit to the appeal” and asking for written findings by the trial judge under 18 U.S.C. Section 3146 (d) and Section 3148, the District Court on February 10, 1971, gave its Notice and Order Re Bail on Appeal to Plaintiff-Appellee, United States of America, to Defendant-Appellant, Edward Bryan Halloran, and to their respective attorneys of record, setting the date of Monday, March 1, 1971, at 2 P.M. for hearing of any and all facts by way of affidavit and all arguments and contentions of law desired to be presented to the Court upon the question of bail pending appeal, which said hearing date was continued several times at the requests of Defendant-Appellant to this present…