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This home was built in 1961 By Robert C Broward, who studied with Frank Lloyd Wright in Taliesin. If you enjoy modern architecture please research his amazing work. This beautiful home is a Frank Lloyd Wright Italian inspired design way ahead of its time with many original features. On the main level there are 5 Bedrooms, 4 have Queen Beds and one has 2 Twins (see pics). 2 Custom Designed Bathrooms with tubs and showers, living room and kitchen with Amazing Views, the living room, kitchen and hallway all have Beautiful Italian Porcelain Flooring. Custom Built Kitchen by CNC Wood Design. Look for this kitchen in Design & Living Magazine or Online. 3 Decks, one with a propane grill. The lower level is a split level with 2 walk out areas to the dock, yard, and bonfire area. We include free firewood. There are 2 Bedrooms on the lower level, a bathroom with a Huge Walk In Custom Built Rainfall Shower with 5 different heads (very relaxing). A Game Room, Pool Table, Darts etc. (see pics), Laundry Room, and a movie Room with a 9 Foot! HD 1080p Screen Blue-ray/DVD. Bring your Favorite Movies for the Big-screen Experience! We include a few along with Netflix and Dish Network. Great for winding down after a Fun day in the sun. Free Wifi with 100 Meg Service! We include all quality bedding, bathroom towels, all cookware, silverware, plates cups, a Keurig (bring your favorite K cups), dishwasher, microwave, Samsung convection oven, fridge with ice maker. All you need to bring is food & cocktails. We can offer an Ice Castle Fish house that sleeps 5,100% set up, fishing boat, pontoon, Wake board boat or Jet Skis Delivered. Ask for Details and pricing. We also include 4 kayaks and 4 adult life vests.
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Perfect setting for your family Christmas Vacation. Come enjoy your family at a place with great views, large rooms, and a bed for everyone! All for a great price.
Get 6 Couples together for a Weekend Getaway each get your own private room and enjoy this 4000 Square foot Showroom style house for less than 100 per person!
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From California I moved to Mn in 1994, I really enjoy the Atmosphere here is amazing, from winter ice fishing, Snowmobiling Skiing Sledding to the amazing Lakes, some favorite past times of are Remodeling Homes, Wake-surfing & Playing Music, any Musicians staying in the area and looking to play we get together with musicians often.
Kelly purchased this house in 2013
This place is something to Experience! take a look at pics, I also have another property on VRBO # 444692 please look at it's reviews to get and idea the quality we Like to offer.
For larger groups, family reunions, Small Private Weddings etc ask about renting both property this one and the one next door both able to sleep a total of 38 People. Both
On the water, and very Nice Showroom Style Homes, Big Yards, lost of Space to Enjoy inside and out.
The place is great! Would love to come back. It was a perfect place for my Bachelorette getaway weekend!
This home is very spacious and accommodating for large groups. The kitchen provided ample space for everyone to gather around the large island and participate in making meals or just visiting. The fridge has French doors so it is very roomy and held all of the food we brought for the 3 day long weekend. There is another fridge-freezer in the lower level for additional space if needed. We really liked the layout with 5 bedrooms on the main level that included a door to close off the bedrooms from the kitchen-living area so those who went to sleep early would not be disturbed by the night owls laughter. Our host was readily available and super nice. Kelly went out of his way to bring us whatever we needed. Our group of women have been getting together for 30+ years and have stayed at many different rental homes in Minnesota and Wisconsin. I must say this place rates as one of the best places we have stayed. There were 14 of us this year and everybody had a place to sleep. It is close to town which is quite convenient for shopping or other activities. The weather was cloudy and rainy during our stay so we did not get to try out the bike trail but some of the gals did get a game of best ball played at the local golf course. I highly recommend this place to anyone who has a large group. I also cannot say enough about Kelly and the excellent customer service her provided to us. We would definitely come back.
We recently stayed at this place for a guy's trip to golf and hang out and it was easily everything as advertised. Kelly was quite helpful and accommodating with any questions we had. Great place on the water with plenty of room for plenty of people, would definitely do it again. Thanks!!
We had 10 girls staying here for my bachelorette party and we had a great experience. The kitchen area was a great space for gathering around the island. The front closed in deck was perfect for coffee in the morning. The yard was perfect for games and had a great campfire pit with plenty of chairs. Also the location was perfect for a quick run the grocery store and lunch. And it was super easy to find. Everything was great!
Our family of 6 brothers, 1 sister, and their 6 spouses meet for a family gathering every two years. This year we were in the large, gorgeous home on the Fish Hook River. The 7 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms accommodated everyone in grand style. We enjoyed nearly all the amenities: the fire pit (wood was provided!), the wonderful video room for movies (loved the big screen!), the pool table, the piano (sing-a-long), and the ample room on the first level for games, visiting, and drinking coffee. The kitchen was well equipped for cooking meals, but we chose to eat out at some of the good restaurants in the area. The home was clean when we arrived and the host was most helpful. We would highly recommend this place.
Upon arrival we were WOWED by how nice this home was. During our stay, we continued to find small gems that made our stay memorable like a ATV trail across the road from this house, or a huge fridge to hold all the yummy food.
All the bedrooms were spacious, the game and TV room were well used, and there was enough parking for trucks/trailers for our 15 ATV's. There is a large kitchen for eating or visiting, a large yard for games, and a sandy beach for water fun.
Thank you again for all the memories that were made this past weekend.
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2 Sep 2016 - 2 Jun 2017
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2017 Summer
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During June, July and August we have a 7 night Minimum, Our Check in is at 3:00 pm on Saturdays, Check out Is at 11:00 am the following Saturday, From September - May we have a 2 night Minimum stay, We Expect our Home Left in the Neat Clean Condition it was found, All used towels Belong in Laundry room, We Strip and Wash all bedding and include a stocked Cleaning Supply Closet as well, Thank You.


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March 31, 2004.
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, Plaintiff,
CHARLES RICHARD HOMA; SUNSET FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC, C4T MANAGEMENT, INC., T/P FUNDING SERVICES, INC., MICHAEL GAUSE, BILL J. SHORT, II, JIMMY B. ROOF, ROBERT C. ELLENBURG, STEVEN SHANE NICHOLS, CHARLES EDWARD DICKERSON, PHILIP A. SHARPTON, BILCIN ENTERPRISES, INC., JIMMY B. ROOF, LLC, R. ELLENBURG, LLC, R & E ASSOCIATES LTD. D/B/A/ ROOF & ELLENBURG, LLC, SAFEHARBOR ADVISORS, INC., PAS, INC., PAS HOLDINGS, INC., VOLUNTEER ENTERPRISES, LTD., GULFCOAST HOLDINGS, LLC, R & E LTD. D/B/A/ JB ROOF & ASSOCIATES, LLC, J & R FINANCIAL SERVICES, LTD., J. ROOF & R ELLENBURG, LLC, BELLWETHER HOLDINGS, LLC, SOUTHWESTERN HOLDINGS, LLC, TITLE HOLDINGS, LLC, D. DEAN PEARSON, JOHN TELFORD SNIPES, JOHN MARTIN CAELSON, JOSEPH FREDERICK DENSON, JR., CARLSON NATIONAL BROKERS, LTD., GLOBAL MANAGEMENT ENTERPRISES, LLC, PREFERRED RETURNS, INC., JTP, INC., TRADEWINDS HOLDINGS, LLC, PEAK HOLDINGS, LLC, HARBOR HOLDINGS, LLC, PEARSON ENTERPRISES TRUST, PARAMOUNT HOLDINGS, LLC, PREMIERE HOLDINGS, LTD., ROLLS ROYCE, LTD., and MORNINGSTAR, LTD. Defendants, and LINDY L. GAUSE, LINDA L. NICHOLS AND NICHOLS AND ASSOCIATES, Relief Defendants
The Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") brought this action
against Charles Richard Homa and other defendants as a result of their
involvement in one of the largest Ponzi schemes in U.S. history. In
furtherance of the scheme, Homa needed the cooperation of off-shore banks
and individuals. Paul M. Jones ("Jones") and David A. Pollock ("Pollock")
approached Homa to provide start-up capital for Banc Caribe, which he
did, and subsequently tens of millions of dollars produced by the scheme
were deposited in Banc Caribe. To ensure that the ill-gotten gains of
defendants were not dissipated before bilked investors could present
their claims, the Court entered an "Order Preserving Funds and Other
Assets and Identifying Assets" ("Freeze Order"). After the Freeze Order
was received by Banc Caribe and Homa, Jones, Banc Caribe's President and
CEO, and Pollock, Banc Caribe's Managing Director and CFO, transferred
funds to another bank in Greece and sold all Banc Caribe stock. Before
the Court are the following motions: (1) Banc Caribe's Liquidator's
motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction and personal
jurisdiction; (2) Pollock and Jones' motion to vacate the freeze order;
and (3) Receiver Phillip S. Stenger's motion for rule to show cause why
Pollock and Jones should not be held in contempt of court for violating
the Freeze Order. For the reasons provided in this Memorandum Opinion and
Order, the Court denies the motions of Banc Caribe's Liquidator, Pollock
and Jones and grants the motion of the Receiver.
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The following facts are not disputed and supported by the record.*fn1
From at least 1995 through October 1999, when he was arrested by the FBI
and sued civilly by the SEC, Homa and Michael E. Gause created and
operated a Ponzi scheme, which involved a variety of businesses
purportedly associated with an automobile title lending business titled
"Cash 4 Titles" or "C4T." (Mot. Show Cause ¶ 1.) The scheme swindled
innocent investors of more than $165,000,000. (Id.)
In April 1998, Pollock and Jones, who are two U.S. citizens residing in
Florida, offered Homa the chance to invest in a bank they were attempting
to finance in the Commonwealth of Dominica. (Id. ¶ 7.) On
June 5, 1998, Homa, via his company Sunset Financial Services, LLC, wire
transferred $500,000 to the account of Caribbean Ventures International,
Ltd., at the Commercial Bank of Dominica, which, on information and
belief, was used to capitalize Banc Caribe. (Id. ¶ 8.) Seven
days after Homa sent the money, Pollock and Jones filed the articles of
incorporation for Banc Caribe. (Id. ¶ 9.) Upon information
and belief, Banc Caribe was funded with the minimum capital allowed under
the law of Dominica, $1 million, and accordingly, Homa owned at least
50% of the bank. (Id)
In September 1988, Banc Caribe began doing business, (Id.
¶ 10.) Homa was Banc Caribe's Chairman of the Board of Directors,
Jones was President, and Pollock was Managing Director. (Id.)
Until October 1999, when the SEC action was filed, at least $67,321,000
of Cash 4 Titles investor funds were deposited into accounts at Banc
Caribe. (Id. ¶ 11.) At the same time, $58,549,580.12 was
withdrawn from Banc Caribe by Cash 4 Titles entities. (Id.)
Thus, prior to the
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filing of the SEC action, Banc Caribe owed Cash 4 Titles entities
$8,771,419.88. (Id.)
Around August 1999, Robert Ellenberg and Jimmy Roof, who are two Cash 4
Titles marketers and defendants in the SEC action, raised $5,355,000 from
investors. (Id. ¶ 12.) On August 18, 1999, those funds were
deposited into Banc Caribe's account at Dain Rauscher Inc. for the
benefit of T/P Funding Services, Inc., a Cash 4 Titles entity.
(Id.) The next day, Dain Rauscher transferred $2,000,000 to the
account of Banc Caribe at Paine Webber, Inc. (Id.) Homa and Cash
4 Titles are liable for all of the debt associated with this revenue.
On October 15, 1999, the SEC brought a civil action against defendants
in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Judge
David N. Edelstein entered the "Order Preserving Funds and Other Assets
and Identifying Assets," which froze assets of the Defendants.
(Id. ¶ 13.) It stated, in pertinent part:
Defendants . . . preserve all funds and other
assets and Defendants, their officers, agents,
servants, employees, attorneys and those persons
in active concert or participation with
defendants, including but not limited to GMD
Aviation, Inc. and Banc Caribe, Ltd., who receive
actual notice of the Order, by personal service or
otherwise, are prohibited, directly or indirectly,
in transferring, selling, assigning, encumbering,
pledging, dissipating, concealing or otherwise
disposing of in any manner, any funds, assets, or
other property belonging to, or in the possession
custody or control of the Defendants, wherever
On October 19, 1999, the Court issued an "Order to Financial
Institutions Freezing Accounts of Defendants." The Order stated "[a]ny
account in the name of any Defendant, or in which any Defendant has
signatory authority or a beneficial interest, including but not limited
to Cash 4 Titles, GMD Aviation, Inc. and Banc Caribe, Ltd., is frozen
until further order of the Court." (Mot. Rule
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Show Cause, Ex. K, Order of 10/18/99.)
On October 18, 1999, Jones, with knowledge and authorization of
Pollock, directed that Paine Webber wire transfer $1,975,000 out of the
Banc Caribe Paine Webber account to an account established by Pollock
and/or Jones in the name of Banc Caribe at Alpha Credit Bank in Athens,
Greece. (Mot. Rule Show Cause ¶ 17.) On October 20, 1999, $1,975,000
was transferred as directed. (Id)
On October 26, 1999, the SEC and Banc Caribe entered into a Stipulation
and Order whereby Banc Caribe agreed, in pertinent part, to: (1) transfer
the current balance at Banc Caribe's Dain Rauscher account and its
current balance at its South Trust Bank into an escrow account entitled
the SEC Escrow Account; (2) allow the SEC to withdraw the funds from that
escrow account upon determination by the Receiver based on documentation
that such funds belonged to a defendant depositor; (3) fully cooperate in
taking all lawful steps to repatriate any additional money if the money
in the escrow account is insufficient to satisfy all of the balances that
all of the defendant-depositors have in Banc Caribe accounts.
(Id. ¶ 19.)
According to an SEC accounting provided to Banc Caribe on November 27,
2002 as required by the Stipulation and Order, it has been calculated
that the current amount owed by Banc Caribe is $4,896,916.06 plus accrued
interest ("remaining account balance"). (Id. ¶ 23.) Banc
Caribe has not objected to the accounting. (Id. ¶ 24.) Banc
Caribe has not replied to the Receiver's request that the remaining
account balance be repatriated and has not otherwise taken any steps to
transfer the money to the Receiver. (Id. ¶ 26.)
In or about December 2002, Jones and Pollock sold the stock in Banc
Caribe, including the beneficial interest of Homa, out of a trust
domiciled in Dominica entitled the "Aristocrat Trust,"
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which was controlled by Pollock, for $5 million, (Id.
¶ 27.) Upon information and belief, all of the funds from the sale
went either directly to Pollock and/or Jones or to entities under the
control of Pollock and/or Jones. Although Homa contributed at least half
of the capital to form Banc Caribe and accordingly owned, at minimum, one
half of the bank, none of the funds have been paid to the Receiver.
On April 16, 2003, due to violations of Dominica's Offshore Banking
Act of 1996, the High Court of Justice of the Commonwealth of Dominica
ordered the process of compulsory liquidation of Banc Caribe to begin.
(Receiver's Resp. Mot, Dismiss at 6; see Mot. Dismiss at 5.) The
Court appointed Marcus Wide, a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, as
Liquidator. (Receiver's Resp. Mot. Dismiss at 6.)
I. Motion to Dismiss of Banc Caribe's Liquidator
In support of the motion to dismiss, the Liquidator of Banc Caribe Ltd.
argues that the Court: (1) lacks subject matter jurisdiction and (2)
lacks personal jurisdiction over the Commonwealth of Dominica and the
Liquidator of Banc Caribe under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act
("FSIA"), 28 U.S.C. § 1604. The Receiver argues that: (1) this Court
properly asserted ancillary subject matter jurisdiction over the
constructive trust in 1999; (2) Banc Caribe voluntarily consented to the
personal jurisdiction of this Court; (3) the FSIA is inapplicable in this
case; and (4) the fact that Banc Caribe entered into a judicially
supervised liquidation process does not destroy this Court's subject
matter jurisdiction over the matter or this Court's ability to render a
judgment against the corporation being liquidated.
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As a threshold matter, subject matter jurisdiction is proper with
regard to the Receiver's motion for rule to show cause why Banc Caribe
should not be held in contempt of court for violating the Freeze Order.
There are at least two bases for so holding.
First, "Courts independently must be vested with power to impose . . .
submission to their lawful mandates. . . ." Int'l Union, United
Mine Workers v. Bagwell, 512 U.S. 821, 831 (1994) (internal
quotations omitted). Therefore, "[d]istrict courts do, and must, have the
authority to punish contemptuous violations of their orders." Reebok
Int'l Ltd. v. McLaughlin, 49 F.3d 1387, 1390 (9th Cir. 1995)
(stating subject matter jurisdiction existed where shoe manufacturer
sought to have foreign bank held in contempt for violating a temporary
restraining order). This Court inherently has the power to exercise
subject matter jurisdiction regarding the enforcement of the Freeze
Order. If courts did not have such power, court orders would be
Second, 28 U.S.C. § 1367(a) provides that "the district courts
shall have supplemental jurisdiction over all other claims that are so
related to claims in the action within such original jurisdiction that
they form part of the same case or controversy under Article III of the
United States Constitution." As the Seventh Circuit has held, "as long as
an action commenced by a court-appointed receiver seeks to accomplish the
ends sought and directed by the appointing court, jurisdiction over such
an action is ancillary to the court's jurisdiction over the suit in which
the receiver was appointed." Tcherepnin v. Franz, 485 F.2d 1251,
1256 (7th Cir. 1973). In this case, the conduct of Banc Caribe, Jones,
and Pollock are so closely intertwined with the Ponzi scheme that the
Court holds that their conduct constitutes the same case or controversy
under Article III. The Receiver, in seeking to hold them in contempt of
court for violating the Freeze Order, is clearly acting within the scope
of his duty to marshal defendants' assets as directed by the Court.
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The Court rejects the Liquidator's position that because Banc Caribe is
subject to compulsory liquidation in the Commonwealth of Dominica, the
Court lacks jurisdiction to hold Banc Caribe, Jones and Pollock in
contempt of court for violating the Freeze Order. In so arguing, the
Liquidator confuses the issue of the Court's jurisdiction to enter an
order against respondents in this case with the issue whether the
Receiver will ultimately be successful in obtaining assets from Banc
Caribe in the Commonwealth of Dominica. The latter issue does not affect
this Court's subject matter jurisdiction. The Liquidator's arguments also
assume that the Receiver seeks all of Banc Caribe's assets, which, he
argues, are tied up in the liquidation process. To the contrary, the
record shows that the Receiver only seeks repayment of funds pursuant to
the Stipulation and Order agreed to by Banc Caribe and funds from
defendants' accounts or traceable to defendants' accounts. Moreover, the
record shows that Banc Caribe has substantial assets held in domestic
U.S. banks. (Tr. of Show Cause Hrg. of 7/903 at 6 (stating ninety-five
percent of the damages the Receiver is seeking is from U.S. financial
institutions and that the Receiver "may be able to yet execute on at
least the bulk of the damages that the receivership has sustained").)
Although the Liquidator asserts otherwise, an order of this Court
regarding the funds that ought to be repaid to the escrow account will
not be a "judicial nullity." (See Reply Mem. Supp. Mot. Dismiss
(no pagination provided).)
Next, the Liquidator argues that the Court lacks personal jurisdiction
over the Commonwealth of Dominica and the Liquidator. The Court addresses
each separately.
As for the Commonwealth of Dominica, the Receiver does not seek a
judgment regarding it, but rather seeks repayment of funds owned by Cash
4 Titles entities on behalf of the defrauded investors. Additionally, the
issue whether personal jurisdiction exists as to the Commonwealth is not
properly before the Court because: (1) no attorney has filed an
appearance on behalf of the
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Commonwealth; (2) the Liquidator, i.e., Marcus Wide of
PricewaterhouseCoopers, does not represent the Commonwealth; and (3) the
Commonwealth has not moved to intervene in this case.
Movant's sole argument with regard to the Court's lack of personal
jurisdiction as to the Liquidator is that he is entitled to immunity
under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, 28 U.S.C. § 1603(a).
Pursuant to the FSIA, a "foreign state" includes an instrumentality of a
foreign state. 28 U.S.C. § 1603(a). "A foreign instrumentality is
defined by the FSIA as an entity which is a separate legal person, which
is an organ of a foreign state or a majority of whose shares or other
ownership interest is owned by a foreign state, and which is not a
citizen of the United States." Int'l Ins. Co. v. Caja National De
Ahorro y Seguro, 293 F.3d 392, 397 (7th Cir. 2002) (citing
28 U.S.C. § I603(b)). "The party claiming immunity under this section must
establish a prima facie case that it is a foreign instrumentality."
Id. If the party claiming immunity establishes this prima facie
case, the burden shifts to opposing party to produce evidence
establishing that the foreign state is not entitled to immunity."
Id. However, the party claiming immunity bears the ultimate
burden of establishing immunity. Id.
The Court holds that the Liquidator has failed to make out a prima
facie case that he is a foreign instrumentality. His discussion of
the issue fails to address whether he is a separate legal person, whether
he is an organ of the foreign state, and whether he is a citizen of the
United States. Accordingly, his claim of immunity must fail.
Moreover, the FSIA is applicable if the entity was a "foreign state" at
the time of the acts giving rise to the action. Gen. Elec. Capital
Corp. v. Grossman, 991 F.2d 1376, 1382 (8th Cir. 1993). The acts
giving rise to the instant contempt issue arose prior to the liquidation
of Bane Caribe. The transfer of Banc Caribe funds from Paine Webber to
Alpha Credit Bank occurred on
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October 18, 1999, the Stipulation and Order was executed on October
26, 1999, the failure to pay the remaining account balance began in
November 27, 2002, and the sale of Baric Caribe's stock occurred in or
about December 2002, However, the High Court of Justice of the
Commonwealth of Dominica did not order the compulsory liquidation of Banc
Caribe to begin until April 16, 2003. Thus, the FSIA is
inapplicable in this case.
Having determined that the FSIA does not apply here, the Court asks
whether asserting personal jurisdiction as to the Liquidator, who stands
in the shoes of Banc Caribe, would "offend traditional notions of fair
play and substantial justice." International Shoe Co. v.
Washington, 326 U.S. 310, 316 (1945). A non-resident defendant may
not be haled into court "solely as a result of random, fortuitous, or
attenuated contacts" with the forum state. Burger King Corp. v,
Rudzewicz, 471 U.S. 462, 475 (1985). The defendant's contact with
the forum state must be such that "the defendant purposefully avails
itself of the privilege of conducting activities within the forum State,
thus invoking the benefits and protections of its laws." Asahi Metal
Indus. Co. v. Superior Court of Cal., 480 U.S. 102, 109 (1987).
The Receiver argues that when Banc Caribe entered into the Stipulation
and Order and pledged to make payment to the Illinois receivership, it
purposefully availed itself of conducting such activity in this forum and
invoked the benefits and protections of its laws. However, the Liquidator
argues that the Stipulation and Order provided "[i]t is neither the
purpose or the intention of this stipulation and order that the
jurisdiction of the courts of the United States in any way has been
expanded beyond that which may have existed over Banc Caribe absent the
filing of this stipulation and order." (Mot. Show Cause, Ex. N,
Stipulation and Order ¶ 18.) Unfortunately, this language does
not win the day for Banc Caribe or, in turn, the Liquidator. Although
it acts to bar the Receiver
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from asserting that personal jurisdiction exists with regard to
Banc Caribe based on the mere filing of the Stipulation and Order, the
agreement says nothing about whether Banc Caribe's conduct beyond the
mere filing would be fair game to establish Banc Caribe had minimum
contacts with this forum. The Receiver states, and the Liquidator does
not dispute, that by entering an agreement with the Receiver and by
pledging to pay certain funds to the Illinois receivership, Banc Caribe
was able to unfreeze its accounts and continue doing business. It is also
undisputed that Banc Caribe subsequently made two payments to the
Illinois receivership on November 1, 1999 and April 16, 2002. The Court
holds that through these acts, Banc Caribe has purposely availed itself
of the privilege of conducting activities in this forum as well as
triggered the protection of its laws.
Moreover, the interests of this forum and the Receiver in providing
relief to the innocent investors cannot be understated. See Asahi
Metal Indus. Co., 480 U.S. at 113. Thus far, the burden on Banc
Caribe has not been overbearing. Further, there is insufficient evidence
that the Court's assertion of jurisdiction and ordering Banc Caribe to
repay funds to the Illinois receiver from Banc Caribe's assets held
primarily in U.S. banks effects the substantive policies of the
Commonwealth of Dominica,
In sum, the Court holds that the Liquidator has failed to establish
that this Court is want of subject matter jurisdiction and that it lacks
personal jurisdiction. Accordingly, his motion is denied.
II. Pollock and Jones' Motion to Vacate the Freeze Order
As an initial matter, based on the facts of this case, the Court holds
that the entry of the freeze order with regard to Banc Caribe's assets
was entirely necessary to remedy Banc Caribe's wrongdoing in furtherance
of the Cash 4 Titles scheme.
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In SEC v. Hickey, the Ninth Circuit held that an order
freezing a third party brokerage's assets was necessary due to the
defendant's unfettered control of the brokerage. 322 F.3d 1123, 1132 (9th
Cir. 2003). Defendant's mother was the nominal owner of the brokerage and
delegated operations to defendant, and defendant was the registered
"administrative manager" and "designated broker" of the brokerage.
Similar to the facts in Hickey, in the instant case, Homa was
Banc Caribe's Chairman of the Board of Directors, he owned 50% of Banc
Caribe., and used Banc Caribe primarily as a tool in furtherance of his
scheme to take money from innocent investors, move the funds offshore,
and use the funds in part to pay interest on the notes and bonds of the
earlier investors in Cash 4 Titles entities and to pay the personal
expenses of Homa and Gause. Jones and Pollock did not even retain
statements relating to Cash 4 Titles accounts after e-mailing account
information to Homa. (Resp. Mot. Vacate Freeze Order, Ex. B, Kahlberg
Aff. ¶ 17.) The Court sees no meaningful distinction between the
level of control Hickey exercised in the brokerage and the degree of
control Homa exercised over Banc Caribe's operation.
Pollock and Jones move to vacate the Freeze Order as void pursuant to
Fed.R.Civ.P. 60(b)(4) because it was not properly entered under
Dominican law, service was improper under Dominican law, and it would
have put Banc Caribe in a position that conflicted with Dominican law.
All of these arguments are irrelevant given the specific facts of this
case. For all practical purposes, all of the monies that the Receiver
seeks to recoup from Banc Caribe assets are located in U.S. banks and
Pollock and Jones fail to argue or provide case law as to whether the
laws of the Commonwealth of Dominica apply to such funds. Accordingly,
Pollock and Jones' motion to vacate the freeze order is denied. Further,
Pollock, Jones, and Banc Caribe need not be named in the freeze order.
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Order freezes the assets of the named defendants and prohibits the
defendants as well as any of their agents, servants, employees and those
acting in concert with them from transferring or selling any of the
defendants' assets. If, as alleged, Pollock, Jones, and Banc Caribe had
actual notice of the order and knowingly transferred, sold or aided
others in the transfer or sale of defendant's assets, they may be found
in contempt of the Court's Freeze Order whether or not they are named in
the order.
III. Receiver's Motion for Rule to Show Cause
In support of the motion for rule to show cause, the Receiver argues
that Jones and Pollock aided and abetted Banc Caribe's violation of the
Freeze Order and owe an accounting to the Receivership estate regarding
Homa's share of the proceeds from the sale of Banc Caribe stock. Jones
and Pollock argue that a rule to show cause should not issue because the
Court lacks personal jurisdiction over them.
"Nonparties who reside outside the territorial jurisdiction of a
district court may be subject to that court's jurisdiction if, with
actual notice of the court's order, they actively aid and abet a party in
violating that order. This is so despite the absence of other contacts
with the forum." Waffenschmidt v. MacKay, 763 F.2d 711, 714 (5th
Cir. 1985); see Stotler & Co. v. Able, 870 F.2d 1158, 1164
(7th Cir. 1989); Alemite Mfg. Corp. v. Staff, 42 F.2d 832, 832
(2d Cir. 1930).
In this case, Jones and Pollock had actual notice of the Freeze Order.
On or about October 17, 1999, Pollock spoke to Homa via telephone
regarding the filing of the SEC Action. Then, on October 18, Jones
received a copy of the Freeze Order by fax from Greg Gibbs of Dain
Rauscher. On October 19, Pollock received a copy of a supplemental Freeze
Order by fax from Greg Gibbs of
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Dain Rauscher.
On October 18, after receiving notice of the Freeze Order and in direct
violation of its terms, Jones, with the knowledge and authorization of
Pollock, requested that Paine Webber transfer $1,975,000 from Banc
Caribe's Paine Webber account to its account at the Alpha Credit Bank in
Athens, Greece. On October 20, the funds were transferred.
In December 2002, for $5 million, Pollock and Jones sold all Banc
Caribe stock, which included Homa's beneficial interest, out of a trust
entitled the "Aristocrat Trust" that is a trust domiciled in Dominica and
controlled by Pollock. Although Homa owned at least 50% of Banc Caribe,
neither Pollock nor Jones has provided an accounting of the sales
proceeds or paid the Receiver Homa's share of the proceeds.
Jones and Pollock, however, argue that such conduct is insufficient to
provide this Court jurisdiction over them. The Court disagrees.
As venerable Judge Hand once stated:
[N]o court can make a decree which will bind any
one but a party; a court of equity is as much so
limited as a court of law; it cannot lawfully
enjoin the world at large, no matter how broadly
it words its decree. If it assumes to do so, the
decree is pro tanto brutum fulmen, and
the persons enjoined are free to ignore it. It is
not vested with sovereign powers to declare
conduct unlawful; its jurisdiction is limited to
those over whom it gets personal service, and who
therefore can have their day in court. Thus,
the only occasion when a person not a party
may be punished, is when he has helped to bring
about, not merely what the decree has forbidden
because it may have gone too far, but what it has
power to forbid, an act of a party. This means
that the respondent must either abet the
defendant, or must be legally identified with
The case Pollock and Jones cite, Canterbury Belts Ltd. v. Lane
Walker Rudkin, Ltd., 869 F.2d 34, 40 (2d Cir. 1989), does not
ultimately carry the day. In that case, the court stated that "a district
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court cannot exercise personal jurisdiction over a nonparty to a
litigation, on the basis that the nonparty is acting `in active concert
or participation,' within the meaning of Fed.R.Civ.P. 65(d), with a
party who is subject to an injunction, unless personal jurisdiction is
established over the nonparty." The Court agrees that merely acting in
concert or participating with entities as contemplated by Fed.R.Civ.P.
65(d) is insufficient to confer jurisdiction. The Court is holding that
Pollock and Jones' conduct is sufficient to confer jurisdiction because,
as officers, they are legally indistinct from Banc Caribe and based on
the facts of this case, their act is essentially the same as Banc
Caribe's. See United States v. Hochschild, 977 F.2d 208, 211-12
(6th Cir. 1992) ("[I]t is a basic equity principle that `whenever an
injunction, whatever its nature may be, is directed to a corporation, it
also runs against the corporation's officers,' in their corporate
Based on the facts of this case, the Court finds there to be sufficient
bases for an order to show cause. The Court therefore enters an Order
requiring Pollock and Jones to show cause why: (1) they should not be
ordered to pay the Receiver $1,975,000 for violating the Freeze Order and
transferring those funds out of the Paine Webber account to a Banc Caribe
account in Athens, Greece; and (2) they should not be required to pay the
Receiver $2,5 million representing one half the sale proceeds from the
sale of Banc Caribe.
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For the foregoing reasons, this Court: (1) denies Banc Caribe Ltd.'s
motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction and personal
jurisdiction [doc. no. 1234-1]; (2) denies Pollock and Jones' motion to
vacate the freeze order [1263-1]; and (3) grants the Receiver's motion
for rule to show cause why Pollock and Jones: (1) should not be ordered
to pay the Receiver $1,975,000 for violating the Freeze Order and
transferring those funds out of the Paine Webber account to a Banc Caribe
account in Athens, Greece; and (2) should not be required to pay the
Receiver $2.5 million representing one half the sale proceeds from the
sale of Banc Caribe [1193-1].
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,APPELLEE,v.OMARI GRAHAM, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT.
Appeal from a judgment of conviction entered on October 27, 2011, by the United States District Court for the Western District of New York (David G. Larimer, Judge).
United States v. Graham
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At a stated term of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, held at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse, 500 Pearl Street, in the City of New York, on the 10th day of December, two thousand and twelve.
PRESENT: JOSE A. CABRANES, REENA RAGGI, SUSAN L. CARNEY, Circuit Judges.
UPON DUE CONSIDERATION WHEREOF, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that the judgment of conviction is AFFIRMED.
Defendant-appellant Graham ("defendant" or "Graham") appeals from a judgment of conviction entered against him on one count of being a felon in possession of a semi-automatic handgun and seven rounds of ammunition, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1). We assume the parties' familiarity with the facts and procedural history of this case, to which we refer only as necessary to explain our decision to affirm.
On appeal, Graham asserts that the District Court erred in admitting evidence of canine tracking under Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceutical, Inc., 509 U.S. 579 (1993) and its progeny. Graham also argues that the District Court erred in admitting evidence that police officers, on the night of Graham's arrest, were aware of robberies in the area by a person reportedly wearing a face mask.
Around 2:30 a.m. on October 17, 2008, Deputy Sheriff Gary Wildman ("Wildman") of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office stopped a white four-door Honda Accord at the intersection of Chili Avenue and Bright Oaks Drive, in Chili, New York, for an equipment violation. Graham was a passenger, accompanied by a female driver. When the driver was unable to provide a valid form of identification, Wildman moved her to his police patrol to verify her license, while Graham remained in the Honda. While interviewing the driver in the patrol car, Wildman thrice ordered Graham, who had exited the Honda and paced some fifteen feet away, to re-enter and remain in that vehicle. Wildman thereupon requested "backup" from his police dispatcher and was quickly joined by Sergeant Thomas Rowe ("Rowe"). Shortly after Rowe's arrival, Graham, still alone in the Honda, started that vehicle, accelerated quickly, and fled. Rowe pursued Graham by vehicle for approximately a mile and a half until Graham, unable to negotiate a turn at upwards of 100 mph, lost control and crashed the Honda into a telephone pole at the intersection of Chili Coldwater Road and Chestnut Ridge Road. Approaching the crash site, Rowe observed Graham jump out of his car, and run across a yard. At this point, Rowe broadcast "perimeter points" to other patrolling deputy sheriffs, including Deputy Sheriff John Auberger ("Auberger"), who observed Graham's flight and pursued him first in his patrol car and then on foot. Auberger heard the rattling of a chain link fence located behind a minivan, whereupon he found Graham behind the fence, in a private yard, attempting to hide in the dark. As Auberger then arrested the defendant, Graham said that "his life was over." Auberger also searched Graham upon arrest and found a $10 dollar "dime bag" of marijuana on his person.
Among the officers who responded to Rowe's broadcast was Deputy Sheriff Andrew Belmont ("Belmont") of the K-9 unit. While law enforcement agents were still in pursuit of Graham, Belmont and his German Shepard partner "Czar" went to the crash site and began tracking the path of the defendant's flight. Belmont was notified that Graham had been apprehended during this process, but he asked the police units that had taken the defendant into custody not to move him from the site of arrest until the "tracking" had concluded. Czar followed a course of 150-200 yards over five minutes which came within several feet of the aforementioned minivan and ended at the site of arrest. Belmont then attempted to deploy Czar to detect nitrates and find any weapons that might have been discarded along the flight path. Czar checked the entire residential yard in which Graham was found and became fatigued, at which point Belmont requested canine replacements to finish the search. Officer Jeffrey Delgudico ("Delgudico") responded with his Belgian Malinois partner "Caesar." Accompanied by Belmont, Delgudico and Caesar continued the nitrate search for 10-15 minutes before recovering a black handgun underneath the minivan at approximately 4:15 a.m.
At trial, Wildman testified that earlier on the evening of Graham's arrest, he had learned that a white four-door Honda that was "possibly occupied by two black males," might have been used in a series of local armed robberies, and that a face mask was worn in at least one of the robberies. Wildman also testified that he had seen Graham's white Honda earlier that evening, around 10:30
p.m., and believed it was "occupied by two black males." The jury also heard evidence from
Belmont describing the searches of the two police dogs. No fingerprints, or partial fingerprints, were found on the gun, magazine or ammunition, nor was any eyewitness testimony presented to prove that Graham carried a gun. The jury returned a guilty verdict on July 14, 2011.
On appeal, Graham argues that the testimony of Belmont regarding the canine searches of Czar and Caesar should not have been admitted, nor Wildman's testimony regarding other armed robberies and the use of a face mask by one or more suspects. Graham asserts that the admission of each type of testimony constituted reversible error. Generally, we review evidentiary rulings for abuse of discretion. United States v. Cadet, 664 F.3d 27, 32 (2d Cir. 2011). "To find such abuse, we must conclude that the trial judge's evidentiary rulings were arbitrary and irrational." United States v. White, 692 F.3d 235, 244 (2d Cir. 2012) (internal quotation marks omitted). Evidentiary rulings are also subject to harmless error analysis. Fed. R. Crim. P. 52(a); Cadet, 664 F.3d at 32. "An erroneous ruling on the admissibility of evidence is harmless if the appellate court can conclude with fair assurance that the evidence did not substantially influence the jury." White, 692 F.3d at 244 (internal quotation marks omitted).
Graham asserts that the dog tracking evidence presented by Belmont at trial was unreliable and should have been held inadmissible by the District Court pursuant to Federal Rules of Evidence 702 and 403. With respect to the Rule 702, Graham discounts evidence of tracking by Czar and Caesar because of the manner in which the dogs signaled an "interest" in nitrate rather than a full "alert," and because of the prospect of handler bias.*fn1 Graham further argues that the lack of direct evidence of his possession of a firearm heightens the need for exclusion of the evidence absent scientific corroboration.
A district court has "broad discretion" with respect to the admission of expert testimony. United States v. Dukagjini, 326 F.3d 45, 51-52 (2d Cir. 2003). Accordingly, we will sustain a district court's admission of expert testimony unless there is a showing of manifest error. See United States v. Farhane, 634 F.3d 127, 158 (2d Cir. 2011). In this case, Magistrate Judge Marian Payson held a Daubert hearing on the issue of excluding expert testimony by the canine handlers and issued a thorough Report and Recommendation ("R&R"), which was adopted by the District Court in its entirety. Significantly, Magistrate Judge Payson reviewed the reliability of both canine olfactory senses in general, as well as the reliability of the two dogs specifically used to track Graham. Moreover, her inquiry took care to review canine reliability with respect to both human scent tracking and nitrate detection. We find no error, much less manifest error, in the admission of Belmont's expert testimony as a canine handler, and affirm the orders of the court in this regard, substantially for the reasons outlined in Magistrate Judge Payson's R&R.
In addition, we find no basis for Graham's argument on appeal that "the danger of unfair prejudice from the dog-sniff evidence was enormous, particularly given the nearly superstitious faith with which many regard dog-sniff evidence."*fn2 In sum, we find no error, much less "manifest error," under Federal Rule of Evidence 403, in the admission of the canine handler's testimony.
Graham argues on appeal that testimony that police officers were aware of uncharged armed robberies, at least one of which was committed by a person using a face mask, and testimony that he possessed a ski mask upon arrest, should not have been admitted under Federal Rules of Evidence 403 and 404(b). At the time of Graham's trial, Rule 404(b) prohibited "[e]vidence of other crimes, wrongs or acts . . . to prove the character of a [defendant] in order to show action in conformity therewith." Generally, "[w]e have adopted an inclusionary approach to evaluating Rule 404(b) evidence, which allows evidence to be received at trial for any purpose other than to attempt to demonstrate the defendant's criminal propensity." United States v. Edwards, 342 F.3d 168, 176 (2d Cir. 2003) (internal quotations omitted). The District Court permitted the testimony at issue here in order to explain the actions of the officers the night of Graham's arrest. See generally United States v. Carboni, 204 F.3d 39, 44 (2d Cir. 2000) ("[E]vidence of uncharged criminal activity is not considered other crimes evidence under Fed. R. Evid. 404(b) if it arose out of the same transaction or series of transactions as the charged offense, if it is inextricably intertwined with the evidence regarding the charged offense, or if it is necessary to complete the story of the crime on trial." (internal quotation marks omitted)). The District Court here correctly found the admission of uncharged conduct permissible to explain Deputy Sheriff Wildman's action with respect to the white Honda, including his interest in stopping the vehicle, and his request for "backup."
Although a closer question, we also find that the District Court did not err or abuse its discretion in concluding that the probative value of Wildman's testimony outweighed its prejudicial effect under Rule 403. In reaching this conclusion, we note that the District Court gave numerous clear curative instructions to the jury, including during Wildman's testimony and in its final instructions. For example, the District Court instructed the jury prior to its deliberations that the "evidence was submitted for one purpose and one purpose only: [t]o explain the actions of the police that night. It was not admitted for, nor should you consider it as[,] evidence that this defendant was involved in those robberies."*fn3 While allowing Wildman to testify to the fact that he noticed a white Honda matching the general description of a vehicle involved in reported crimes may indeed have been "sufficient," as Graham suggests, we do not believe that the more specific description of the criminal activity here, when coupled with the District Court's limiting instructions, rises to the level of error. See United States v. Abu-Jihaad, 630 F.3d 102, 133 (2d Cir. 2010) (upholding a Rule 403 determination where the district court minimized the risk of unfair prejudice through limiting instructions); United States v. Mercado, 573 F.3d 138, 142 (2d Cir. 2009) (same). Accordingly, the District Court did not abuse its discretion in admitting law enforcement testimony about the uncharged robberies and the defendant's ski mask.
We have considered all of Graham's arguments on appeal and find them to be without merit. Accordingly, for the reasons stated above, we AFFIRM the October 27, 2011 judgment of conviction.
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decided: December 21, 1979.
No. 160 March Term, 1978, Appeal from the Decree Entered July 5, 1978, in the Court of Common Pleas of Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, at No. 4 of 1978-O.C.
Charles W. Garbett, Keller, Luxenberg & Garbett, Ellwood City, for appellant.
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This is an appeal from a decree of the Court of Common Pleas of Lawrence County denying appellant, Lawrence County Childrens' Services' petition for involuntary termination of the parental rights of appellees, the natural parents of T.S.L.
Appellant contends, and this Court agrees, that the court below applied an erroneous legal standard in denying this petition for termination of parental rights. The rule applied below was the following: Termination requires compelling evidence of: (1) repeated and continued incapacity, abuse, neglect, or refusal to provide essential parental care, or (2) abandonment as defined under the old adoption law (Act of April 4, 1925, P.L. 127 as amended 1 P.S. § 1 (1963))
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meaning parental conduct exhibiting a settled purpose of relinquishing parental claim to the child and a refusal to perform parental duties. Such a rule places too heavy a burden on petitioner by demanding more than is required under the adoption statute now in effect which allows termination on the ground that:
'(1) The parent by conduct continuing for a period of at least six months either has evidenced a settled purpose of relinquishing parental claim to a child, or has refused to failed to perform parental duties; or (2) The repeated and continued incapacity, abuse, neglect, or refusal of the parent has caused the child to be without essential parental care, control, or subsistence necessary for his physical or mental well-being and the conditions and causes of the incapacity, abuse, neglect, or refusal cannot or will not be remedied by the parent; . . .' (emphasis added)
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The TS-84H is a sturdy, compact handheld calculator with dual
Slim, lightweight model packed with many useful features. The
Designed with a free rotating key chain 8-digit liquid crystal
The F-603 Scientific Statistical Calculator is loaded with
From the very first tap on the soft-touch keys, you instantly
The affordably priced P100-DHII printing calculator offers an
The P1213-DH Desktop Printing calculator incorporates Canon's
A compact calculator with exceptional features, the P23-DHII
Canon's MP21-DV with its crisp and clear two-color printout,
The Checkbook III is a pocket size personal accounting
Canon brings innovation to Desktop Display Calculators with the
Extra large 12 digit liquid crystal display Maximum 5.6 lines
The CP1213D is loaded with versatile features to perform almost
Canon TX-1010H The Canon TX-1010H is a stylish calculator
The Canon P200-DHIII has the perfect combination of useful and
Small in size, but packed with features, the LS-80TCG Green
The X Mark I Keypad is an incredibly lightweight 2-in-1 device
Combine an innovative illuminated display technology with
Boasting an extra-large, tilting display for superb readability,
Canon continues to expand its calculator quality with more
Canon introduces the F-502 II Scientific Calculator. Successor
The Canon WS-1410TG Green calculator features a 14-digit
Canon introduces the LS-100TSG Green calculator. Easy-to-use,
The CP1250D uses the original Canon heavy-duty design with the
Canon introduces the DK-10i - the new 12-digit mini handheld
Just a glance is all it will take to convince you that the
The well-designed Canon LS-85H calculator combines a portable,
Why not make that sudden business trip a little less trying, or
Canon leads the industry with the FN-600 - the Interactive
Take homework and projects to the next level with the Canon
Advanced Features with Powerful Performance Canon continues to
Advanced Features with Powerful Performance Canon continues to
Canon introduces the DK-100i - the 12-digit desktop calculator
Canon introduces the DK-1000i - the new 12-digit desktop
The Canon F-604 can handle a total of 142 functions and comes