{"id":"court_sdny_766_0","court":"SDNY","case_no":"23-cr-00118","doc_number":766,"sub_number":0,"doc_type":"PETITION","filed_date":"2025-11-19","title":"Case: 25-2726, 10/28/2025, DktEntry: 5.1, Page 1 of 27 Case 1:23-cr-00118-AT Document 766 Filed 11/19/25 Page 1 of 27","summary_zh":"人身保护令申请 —— United States v. Ho Wan Kwok, et al., 1:23-cr-00118-1 (AT) 案，向美国第二巡回上诉法院提出（上诉法院案号 25-2726，2025 年 11 月 19 日提出）。自代理被害人 Ryan Bai 主张地方法院压制被害人申请、禁止第三方自代理提交，并指控检控和 Chapter 11 Trustee Luc A. Despins 合谋欺诈法院，请求上诉法院发令制止对被害人权利的压制。","summary_en":"Petition for writ of mandamus —— Case 25-2726, United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (filed 11/19/2025), concerning United States v. Ho Wan Kwok, et al., 1:23-cr-00118-1 (AT). Pro se petitioner Ryan Bai, asserting crime victim status, alleges the district court suppressed victim filings and barred pro se submissions, and claims prosecutorial misconduct and coordination with Chapter 11 Trustee Luc A. Despins to defraud the court, requesting mandamus relief to halt suppression of Crime Victims' Rights Act protections.","body_en":"**5** IP**.** 6,\n\n¢. , . 1 **7**/' 1 \\*\n\net. 4\n\nL\\* **1\\*** r **U** <sup>Q</sup> a **I \\*Q a .\\_\\ .** x '°\n\n9. **¢\"d'**\n\n~>\\*~, \"3\" **'\\*n** .311 €\\*» 4\\* **.4 <sup>4</sup>**\n\n'S- 1;\n\n~\"' <\\\\* *4* **ft?** *6*\n\n8%\n\n![](_page_0_Picture_1.jpeg)\n\n**Clerk of Court United States Court d Appeals for the Second CirCtJM 40 Foley Square New York, NY 10007**\n\n**Re: Petition for Writ of Mandamus** In **re: Ryan**Ba\\_peti!ioner **Case: United States v. Kwok, et al. 1:23-CR-118-1 (AT)**\n\n**Dear Clerk of Court,**\n\n**Enclosed please find a Petition for Writ of mandamus. filed by Ryan Bai** \\_a recognized victim in United States v. Kwok, et al 1:23-CR-**mr Also enclosed ala;**\n\n- **. Exhibits A-B (with signed versions and email submission proof).**\n- » A Mack in the amount of **\\$600** for the filing **few**\n- **. Certificate of Service.**\n\n**Service was completed on Oct 22, 2025, via USPS to ensure all parties were notified.**\n\n**Please docket this petition and the attached exhibits accordingly. Thank you for your attention to this matter.**\n\nResoectfullv submitted.\n\n# **UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS**\n\nSo - **'is**¢=' *w***,JL J Qu, . \\*xx,Jo ¢\\\\\\ ° -y***r'***J'**\n\n\"2*4* 99\n\n**4 . x al 's'\\**\n\n**.fI**8**g.**\n\n*<1*\n\nW? *. . r***<sup>9</sup>**\n\n# **FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT**\n\n**In** re: **Ryan Bal. \\_** *Victim in United States v. Kwok. et al. ,* **1:23-CR-118-1 (AT) Petitioner.**\n\n# **PETITION FOR WRIT OF MANDAMUS**\n\n### **I. Introduction**\n\nI, Ryan Bai, respectfully petition this Honorable Court for a writ of mandamus directing the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (\"the District Court\") to\n\n(1) cease suppressing my future victim filings,\n\n(2) docket my previously submitted but undocketed motions, and\n\n(3) rule on the Rule 60 relief requested in my docketed filing, Dkt. 733.\n\nI am the author of Dkt. 733 **and** Dkt. 744 in the united States **v.** Ho Wan Kwok, et al., No. 1:23-Cr-00118-AT (s D.n.y.)\\_\n\nThese filings were made as a recognized victim under the Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA), 18 U.S.C. §3771, and report prosecutorial misconduct, coordination between the prosecution and bankruptcy trustee Luc A. Despins. and fraud upon the court that have directly harmed victims' interests.\n\nAfter Dkt. **733 was docketed, other filings (Dkts. 739, 742) were made to** discredit **me and other victims. I filed Dkt. 744 in** response, exposing retaliatory tactics **and** clarifying **the** victims' legitimate standing.\n\nImmediately following Dkt. 744, however, the District Court prohibited all third-party pro se filings. only attorneys with ECF access could file further motions. I have personally called the SDNY, and the clerk of the court explained that, to prevent \"leaking private information,\" the court has decided not to docket any third-party motions, which I personally think is a flimsy excuse, because **if** they're worried **about** privacy leaks, they can redact key information when filing motions and instruct the court to use the redacted version in public settings.\n\nThis unprecedented act **of** suppression violates **the CVRA** and the victims' constitutional due process rights.\n\n# **II. CVRA Rights Violated**\n\nThe Crime Victims' Rights Act, 18 U.S.C. §3771(a), guarantees crime victims the right to:\n\n- 1. Be reasonably heard at any public proceeding involving release, plea, sentencing, or parole,\n- 2. Be treated with fairness and respect for dignity and privacy,\n- a. Confer with the Government's attorney in the case,\n- 4. Receive full and timely restitution as provided by law,\n- 5. **Be** informed of proceedings and actions involving the crime.\n\nBy blocking further filings from victims after Dkt. 744, the District Court effectively denied every one of these statutory rights.\n\nVictims have the right to be heard through motions and submissions, especially when such motions reveal misconduct that undermines the integrity of the proceedings.\n\n## **Ill. Procedural History and Suppression of Motions**\n\nAfter the suppression order, I submitted four additional motions to the District Court's Pro Se email tiling system, all properly formatted and signed .\n\nTwo of these motions are of central procedural importance and are attached to this Petition as Exhibits A and B:\n\n- **Exhibit A: Motion to Oppose Dkt. 764: Addressing Complicity in Court Fraud and Urging Discussion of Judicial Recusal** (sent Oct. 7, 2025, 10:31 **PM** PST).\n- **Exhibit B: Emergency Motion: Court Must Stop Suppressing CVRA Rights and Prevent Procedural Collapse in Light of Unaddressed Prosecutorial Fraud (RE: ECF 733, 739, 742, 744)** (sent Sep. 28, 2025, 12:16 AM PST).\n\n**These filings** were submitted both **electronically and** in paper form:\n\n- **.** I emailed both motions to the District Court's official Pro Se intake email address, the original proofs are included in this filing.\n- **I** I also mailed physical copies via USPS, which **have** been confirmed as delivered on Oct 10, 2025 according to USPS tracking records.\n- Despite both proper electronic submission and confirmed physical delivery, the District Court has failed to docket these filings to this day.\n\nThis omission cannot be attributed to filing errors or technical issues-it reflects a systematic suppression **of victim filings that raises** serious questions of institutional integrity and bias.\n\n# **IV. Summary of Suppressed Motions**\n\n## **1: Exhibit B - Emergency Motion**\n\n**This motion details my independent discovery that the prosecution and bankruptcy trustee Luc A. Despins acted in coordination to commit fraud upon the court, a duty normally falling upon defense counsel to expose.**\n\nThis failure of adversarial function indicates a collapse of procedural safeguards.\n\n**The motion draws comparison to landmark precedents:**\n\n- **.** Hazel-Atlas **Glass Co. v. Hartford-Empire Co., 322 U.S. 238 (1944)** -judicial fraud case,\n- **.** Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668 (1984) - ineffective assistance benchmark.\n\nI argued that the scale of misconduct here far exceeds those precedents, constituting perhaps the most severe judicial fraud in the history of the United States.\n\n# **2: Exhibit A - Motion Opposing Dkt. 754**\n\nThis motion opposes defense counsel's Dkt. 754, which sought to allow the Government to take control of forfeited assets which are now under control **by the trustee Luc.**\n\nI explained that, under the findings in Dkt. 733, both entities are disqualified from handling those assets due to fraud upon the court.\n\n**I requested that the District Court vacate the forfeiture order under Rule 60 and appoint an independent receiver.**\n\nThe District Court's silence-combined with suppression of all later filings-confirms that procedural collapse has become institutionalized.\n\n# **v. Relief Requested**\n\nIn light of the above, I respectfully request that this Court:\n\n- 1. Direct the District Court to docket my suppressed motions (Exhibits A and B),\n- 2. Order the District Court to cease suppression of CvRA-protected filings,\n- 3. Instruct the District Court to rule on the Rule 60 relief request in Dkt. 733, which seeks to vacate the forfeiture order obtained under conditions of fraud and misconduct.\n\n# **VI. Conclusion**\n\n**This Petition does not challenge judicial discretiOn-R seeks to restore it.**\n\n**When a lower court suppresses filings exposing fraud, refuses to docket motions duly delivered both electronically and by mail. and thereby prevents victims from exercising their statutory rights. mandamus becomes the only mechanism to preserve the rule of law.**\n\n**Respectfully submitted,**\n\n**Ryan Bai**\n\n![](_page_5_Picture_6.jpeg)\n\nAttachments:\n\n- **.** Exhibit A: Motion to Oppose Dkt. 754\n- **.** Exhibit B: Emergency Motion\n- **.** Email Submission **Proof**\n\n# **Exhibit A**\n\n**Motion to Oppose Dkt. 754: Addressing Complicity in Court Fraud and Urging Discussion of Judicial Recusal**\n\n# **UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT**\n\n**SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK**\n\n**UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. pnasmifn v. HO WAN KWOK. ands MILES Guo. 81**al., **Defendants**\n\n**Case No. 1323-Cf-00118-AT**\n\n# **Motion to Oppose Dkt. 754: Addressing Complicity in Court Fraud and Urging Discussion of Judicial Recusal**\n\n#### **The Honorable Analise Torres**\n\n**United States District Judge Southern District of New York Daniel Patrick Moynihan U.S. Courthouse 500 Pearl Street New York. NY 10007-1312**\n\n**Dear Judge Torres'**\n\n#### **I. Introduction**\n\nI. Ryan Bai, as a victim of this case, submit this Motion to Oppose Dkt. 754 to address the ongoing and unresowed issues highlighted in my prior filing, Dkt. 733, regarding prosecutorial misconduct and suspected court fraud. For over one month, my Dkt. 733 report detailing judicial fraud and systemic prosecutorial misconduct has gone unaddressed by the Court, the prosecution, or defense counsel.\n\nDespite this, Dkt. 754--filed by defense counsel-advances forfeiture proceedings, ostensibly to mitigate the risk of asset depletion. However, given the unresolved allegations in Dkt. 733. any action to advance forfeiture is procedurally improper. Based on the allegations Of prosecutorial fraud outlined in Docket 733 and the accompanying report. all associated forfeiture orders, including the Preliminary Order of Forfeiture (POF), are null and void, thereby rendering any further proceedings fundamentally illegitimate.\n\n**The recent filings, including Dkt. 754 and the Governments Dkt. 750. exemplify fraud upon the court and suggest possible collusion between defense counsel and the prosecution, as neither party has acknowledged or acted on the unresolved issues l raised regarding asset control. creditor disputes. or the Trustee's role in the bankruptcy estate 1**\n\n### **II. Background**\n\n**As outlined in Dkt. 733, for over two years the prosecution failed to verify or correct creditor issues with Luc, resulting in severe ham to victims like myself. The report documents systemic misconduct across multiple courts, including Judge Parker, Judge Torres, and the Second Circuit, posing a direct threat to the integrity of judicial decisions.**\n\n**Despite these allegations. the Court. the prosecution, and defense counsel have remained silent, allowing forfeiture proceedings to advance under a potentially fraudulent framework. Defense counsels Dkt 754 motion requests the Court to authorize the Government to manage forfeiture of assets from Luc. While intended to protect against asset depletion, this request implicitly advances a procedure that je invalid as documented in Dkt 733.**\n\n**I have previously requested under Rule 60 that the Court void the existing forfeiture orders and appoint a neutral third-party receiver or master to oversee any forfeiture proceedings. To date, this motion has received no response. and no party has acted to halt or correct the ongoing forfeiture process.**\n\n### **Ill. Procedural Impropriety and Complicity**\n\n1. **Advancing Forfeiture Without Addressing Fraud Allegations:**\n\n**Proceeding with forfeiture under the current circumstances is procedurally Improper because it assumes the legitimacy of orders that may be null and void due to alleged court fraud. Defense counsel's Dkt. 754 motion, by requesting the Government to seize and manage assets, risks facilitating fraud upon the court rather than protecting victims' interests.**\n\n#### 2. **Complicity Concerns:**\n\n**The prosecution's continued inaction after Dkt. 733, combined with defense counsel's Dkt. 754 motion, prosecution's Dkt. 750 and the Court's silence, raises the reasonable suspicion of collaborative complicity in court fraud The ongoing forfeiture process is proceeding without any corrective oversight, despite** **dear documentation of prior misconduct.**\n\n#### 3. Judicial Silence and Impaired Impartiality:\n\nAs documented in Dkt.733 and the attached report, Judge Torres has been exposed to fraudulent filings multiple times and. despite my victim report, has remained silent This raises serious concerns regarding judicial impartiality and the Court's ability to oversee the forfeiture process fairly. Both defense counsel and the Court should have acted to correct procedural collapse or pause the forfeiture process until fraud allegations are addressed. Judicial silence in the face of substantiated fraud allegations constitutes constructive acquiescence. which is incompatible with due process obligations undo the Fifth Amendment.\n\n#### **IV. Violation of the Crime Victims' Rights Act (CRVA)**\n\nThe continuation of forfeiture proceedings despite unresolved allegations of court fraud constitutes a direct violation of the Crime Victims' Rights Act (18 U.S.C. §3771). As a victim, I have the right to be treated with fairness. dignity. and respect, and to be reasonably heard in proceedings involving the forfeiture of assets derived from the offense. By suppressing Dkt. 733 and disregarding its content. the Court. prosecution, and defense have collectively deprived victims of their statutory right to participate in a fair and transparent process.\n\nThe CRVA requires that victims' concerns-particularly those alleging prosecutorial misconduct and fraud upon the court affecting the legitimacy of forfeiture-be addressed before any substantive action proceeds. Advancing forfeiture under fraudulent conditions not only undermines procedural justice but also perpetuates the very ham that the CRVA was enacted to prevent.\n\nThis systemic disregard for victims' procedural rights reinforces the appearance that both the Court and counsel are complicit in shielding institutional misconduct rather than ensuring accountability and redress for Wctims.\n\n### **v. Continuation of the Systematic Breakdown Identified in the September 28 Motion (suppressed and not docketed)**\n\n**The ongoing pattern of silence and procedural deviation directly aligns with the 'systematic breakdown of judicial process' described in my prior motion submitted on September 28. which the Court failed to docket. That motion detailed how multiple actors-the prosecution, defense. and the Court-have allowed structural defects in due process to persist, including the suppression of victim filings. selective docketing. and the failure to correct known creditor registration issues.**\n\nThese failures are not isolated procedural oversights but manifestations of an institutionalized collapse of judicial integrity. The scope and depth of misconduct and fraud upon the court issue that is documented in Dkt. 733 and the September 28 motion arguably constitute the most serious instances of judicial fraud in the history of the United *States-surpassing the misconduct standards addressed in Hazel-Atlas Glass* Co. v. Hartford-Empire Co., 322 U.S. 238 (1944) and the ineffective assistance thresholds deNned in *Strickland v. Washington.*\n\nThe current advancement of forfeiture proceedings, while the Court remains silent on Dkl. 733, is a continuation of that systemic failure. It demonstrates that the Court's administrative and substantive processes have been compromised to a degree that no longer ensures impartial adjudication or transparency. This continued procedural breakdown not only denies victims access to lawful remedies but also institutionalizes misconduct, making judicial correction impossible unless external oversight-such as a neutral receiver or independent master-is imposed.\n\n#### **VI. Constitutional Violations Underlying Procedural Collapse**\n\nThe continued advancement of forfeiture proceedings, while the Court has failed to address the substantiated allegations of prosecutorial fraud. constitutes multiple constitutional violations. First. it violates the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment. because property deprivation and related procedural actions are proceeding on a foundation potentially tainted by fraud upon the court. depriving victims of a fair and lawful process. Second, it implicates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, as victim filings and critical reports-like Dkt. 733 and the suppressed September 28 motion-have been ignored. while prosecution and defense filings are selectively docketed and acted upon. Third, the ongoing procedural collapse undermines the Sixth Amendment right to fair representation, as defense counsel, by advancing forfeiture under conditions of suspected fraud without addressing these critical issues. may be complicit in perpetuating a procedurally invalid process. Collectively, these constitutional failures demonstrate that the judicial process has been compromised to the point of causing direct and ongoing harm to victims' rights. necessitating immediate corrective intervention.\n\n#### **VII. Call for Corrective Action**\n\n**The Court. the prosecution, and defense counsel have each failed to respond to my prior filing, Dkt. 733, which detailed credible and document-supported allegations of prosecutorial misconduct and fraud upon the court. Despite the gravity of these allegations. all parties have proceeded with substantive actions - including the**\n\n**advancement of forfeiture proceedings under Dkt. 754 - as though no such allegations exist.**\n\n**This constitutes a procedural collapse that strikes at the core of due process and the integrity of the judicial system. Under long-standing constitutional principles, no court may continue substantive proceedings where there is an unresolved claim that prior** orders or filings were procured through fraud. Doing so renders all subsequent proceedings void ab initio, as actions built upon fraudulent or procedurally tainted foundations cannot carry legal validity.\n\nGiven the circumstances, I respectfully request the following:\n\n- 1. **Immediate suspension of all ongoing forfeiture procedures until the** issues **raised in Dkt. 733 are addressed,**\n- **2. Appointment of a neutral third-party receiver or master to oversee any forfeiture proceedings, as no party implicated in Dkt. 733 should control the process,**\n- **3. Discussion of judicial recusal due to the Court's exposure to fraudulent filings and compromised impartiality,**\n- 4. **Transparency requirement: if no discussion or action regarding judicial recusal occurs within 14 days, I request that the Court publicly state its reasons for declining to address the issue.**\n\n**These steps are necessary to protect victims' rights, ensure procedural legitimacy, and restore confidence in the judicial process. Proceeding without these measures risks further damage to victims' rights and undermines the integrity of the judicial process.**\n\nRespectfully submitted.\n\n![](_page_11_Picture_10.jpeg)\n\n**c. 3 o C to 'o3 toL LL** *4c 3 O U C Z? :Q TO E O U* o>C U) **w** G) **L.** 'U'U*< f* LD 4-3 *x* D G) (D O Q . 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I <sup>88</sup>\n\n# **Exhibit B**\n\n**Emergency Motion: Court Must Stop Suppressing CRVA Rights and Grave Misstep and Docket Victim Motions and Prevent Collapse of Proceedings in Light of Unaddressed Prosecutorial Fraud - After Three Successive Defendants Counsel Failures, Victim Forced to Seek Rule 33 and Prosecution Misconduct with Prejudice Relief lRE° ECF 733,739,742,744)**\n\n# **UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT**\n\n**SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK**\n\nUNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v. HO WAN KWOK. an/Itla MILES Guo. et ad., Defendants\n\nCase No. 1:23-cr-00118-AT\n\n**Emergency Motion: Court Must Stop Suppressing CRVA Rights and Grave Misstep and Docket Victim Motions and Prevent Collapse of Proceedings in Light of Unaddressed Prosecutorial Fraud - After Three Successive Defendants Counsel Failures, Victim Forced to Seek Rule 33 and Prosecution Misconduct with Prejudice Relief (RE: ECF 733, 739, 742,744)**\n\n#### **The Honorable Analisa Torres**\n\n**United States District Judge Southern District of New York Daniel Patrick Moynihan U.S. Courthouse 500 Pearl Street New York, NY 10007-1312**\n\nDear Judge Torres:\n\n#### **Background: The court has deprived victims of their rights.**\n\nI, Ryan Bai, a recognized victim under 18 U.S.C. §3771, previously hied ECF No. 733 addressing serious prosecutorial misconduct and fraud upon the court. Right after my document was docketed, another victim filed ECF Nos 739, 742 to attack my victim status, I Filed ECF No. 744 to address these attacks subsequently. However, I am now subject to systematic suppression by the Clerk's Office of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. My motion filed on September 14, 2025 which Is also related to the fraud-\n\nupon-the-court issue, was suppressed for two weeks. Subsequently, on September 19, 2025, I filed a motion to compel, which has now been suppressed for one week During this period, the prosecution, the trustee. and attorneys representing other entities have faced no obstacles in accessing the docket Meanwhile, all victims, including myself, have been systematically prevented from uploading any motions. This conduct by the Clerk's Of lice of the Southern District of New York constitutes a systemic violation of victims' rights and interests under 18 U.S.C. §3771, specifically including, but not limited to, the following:\n\n- **The Right to Be Reasonably Heard (18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(4)) 1.**\n- **The Right to Proceedings Free from Unreasonable Delay (18 U.S.C. § 3771(8)(7))** 2.\n- **3. The Right to Be Treated with Fairness and Respect for Dignity and Privacy (18 U.S.C. §3771(a)(8))**\n\nThe procedures in this case have suffered a severe breakdown :\n\n- **o Defense counsel have danged three times. yet none have raised the government's Brady violations, highlighting a systemic defense fa ilufe.**\n- **o** Victims have begun disputing one another's standing. and filings sudl as ECF Nos. 739 and 742 seek to undermine victims' legitimacy by suggesting they are aligned with the Defendant. In contrast, while the proseanion and the trustee filed ECF Nos. 750. 751. to reply to a prior defense motion, it has entirely failed to address my earlier ming, ECF No. 733. which set forth allegations of prosecutorial fraud upon the Court. Allegations of fraud upon the Court should receive the highest level of judicial attention, yet. rather than promptly confronting these serious issues, the prosecution has disregarded them. This disparate treatment demonstrates that the proseartion-even while accursed of perpetrating fraud upon the Court-has been afforded preferential access to the judicial process. while victims raising substantive concerns have been excluded. Such circumstances reveal a structural procedural failure undermining the fairness of these proceedings.\n- **o Other victims' counsel (e g filings by Geyer) have been challenged as representing problemalic claims. These circumstances inflect a broader collapse of procedural safeguards.**\n- **o The Pro se filing has crashed the pro se department, the court has to recruit a pm se manager to reduce the risk. This is another proof of the crash of the**\n\n#### **judicial process in this ca-**\n\n- **o** The current NFSC leader Qingteng (aka. Forrest ZhoWYue Zhou) and spokesperson Ava Chan (aka Rechael, Sherry) registered as victims in Yvett Wang's sentencing hearing, however, they have been continuously obstructing defendant's sentencing proceeding by different means for more than 1 year, including faking visit record of federal prison, illegally endorsing the TDCCP virtual currency in the name of the defendant, causing signMcant financial losses to followers. According to another NFSC member Laojiang, some invertors in China have already committed suicide as a result. Under Qingtent's leadership, the Alliance also endorsed a suspicious account in the name of Guo's daughter, spreading suspicious information However, the prosecution failed to react to their obstructing behavior, the prosecution failed to arrest, detain any NFSC co-conspirator (e.g. Yongbing Zhang who again claimed visited the MDC to meet the defendant, meanwhile being identified as a co-conspirttor in different court documents), and failed to clarify these suspicious activities by the alleged co-conspirator, failed to address some victims's obstructing behaviors, which proofs that the prosecution failed to fulfill its obligation.\n- **o As I mentioned in ECF No. 733, the trustee and the prosecution have never addressed the creditor registration issue (Gongzu. Julia) from the beginning of this case until now, recent filings 750 and 751 serve as the strongest evidence of continued collaboration between Luc and the prosecution in engaging in misconduct and perpetrating fraud upon the court.**\n- **o The prosecution has felled m oppose Trustee Luc A. Desplns, rlespits being aware that his role prioritizes the interests of creditors-many of whom, as demonstrated in ECF No. 733, are largely unreliable-over the interests of victims In this case.**\n- **o ECF No. 733. authored by a vktim rather than the defendant's counsel, exposes serious misconduct and fraud upon the court by the prosecution and the trustee. Luc A. Despins. This Ming stands as the most compelling evidence of a systemic procedural breakdown in this case.**\n- **o** The Court's Mailing of Orders to Mainland China Victim-petitioners Constitutes a Grave Misstep:\n\nOn September 22 and 24, 2025. the Court docketed two °retum mail' entries related to victim-petitioners Chunk Chyi and Berber Zhu. These entries confirm that the Clerk's Office mailed court orders directly to addresses in mainland China. At the outset. I a hundred percent agree with Judge Tones' prior statement that this case is an economic matter without political elements However, that characterization applies only within the United States In prance for victim-petitioners who currently reside in mainland China. participation in this\n\ncase carries severe political consequences far beyond the courtroom By mailing court dowments to these individuals. the Court has inadvertently triggered highly complex political risks and. more gravely. exposed victims to catastrophic scenarios in which their personal liberty and very lives may be endangered. The danger was not speculative. In ECF No. 507. filed by victim-petitioner Chunk Chyi, he himself warned \"I am not sure whether what l wrote will lead to my airest by the Chinese government.\" This was explicit naioe on the record of the risk. Yet. notvNthstanding that warning the Court continued to mall sensitive orders to mainland Chlna addresses Such conduct constitutes a grave misstep and violates core statutory nghls guaranteed to victims under me Crime Victims' Rights Act (to U.S.C. §3771):\n\n- **o The Right to Be Treated with Fairness and Respect for Dignity and Privacy (§ 3771 (a)(8)); Exposing victims to known foreign-state reprisals by disclosing their partidpation is the antithesis of fairness and dignity.**\n- **o The Right to Reasonable Protection from the Acwsed and Others (§3771 (a)(1)): While the statute usualy ooncems protection from the defendant. is logic extends to foreseeable external dangers. Malting to hostile jurisdictions recklessly disregards this protection.**\n- **c The Right to Proceedings Free from Unreasonable Delay (§3771(a)(7)) By creating conditions where victims may be detained. silenced. or placed at risk, the Court has jeopardized their ability lo participate without delay or obstruction**\n\nThis risk is further corroborated by defense witness Yijian Hu, who testified in open court about the political reprisals he personally suffered as a direct consequence a this case. While l fully support Judge Tones' prior statement that this case is fundamentally an economic matter without political elements, the Court cannot ignore the evidentiary reality that Mr. Hu's ordeal must have been genuine - for if it were not, his testimony would amount to penury. Thus. whether the Court wishes to adrnowledge political dimensions or not. *the political risks faced by participants in mainland China are undeniable.*\n\n**As trained judicial officers, the Court and Clerk's Office are expected to recognize these foreseeable risks The decision to mall orders Into such a hostile jurisdiction was therefore not a harmless clerical error, but a grave misstep that disregarded both the record before the Court and the predictable consequences to vulnerable victims.**\n\n**In sum. the Court's malling practice did not merely constitute a clerical lapse - it placed victims in jeopardy of state retaliation and lite»threatening consequences. That decision, even if unintended, represents a systemic**\n\n**breakdown in safeguarding victim rights and must be urgently .ddtossed to prevent irreparable harm.**\n\n### **Risk of Becoming The Most Extreme Instance of Judicial Fraud Since the Founding of The Nation:**\n\n**As I listed in my motion on Sep 14, 2025 which was suppressed by the Court, I would list the same comparison here:**\n\n#### **Comparative Gravity**\n\nI\n\n**This** *case exceeds the serio-usness d both Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. v. Hanford-Empire Co. and Strickland v. Washinglon from two perspectives:*\n\n- **1. Fraud-upon-the-Court (Hazel-Atlas comparison). In Hazel-Atlas, fraud was limited to the concealment of a single ghostwritten article that misled the Third Circuit Here, the misconduct is broader and systemic:**\n\t- **According to EFT No. 733 and the attached report, the prosecution and Trustee Luc A. Oespins repeatedly misled multiple judges (Judge Parker, Judge Torres. Judge Manning, and the Second Circuit) across sepente proceedings.**\n\t- **The concealment and distortion of Brady material-such as Defendant's January 10, 11. and 23, 2023, broadcasts identifying problematic creditorsresuned in long-term reliance on false premises that shaped ball. forfeiture, and bankruptcy rulings.**\n\t- **The fraud is not an isolated episode but a two-year structural practice of deceiving courts and suppressing evidence**\n- 2 **Ineffective Assistance and Defense Breakdown (Strickland comparison). In** *Strickland, the Court recognized ineftedive assistance where one defense lawyer* **tailed to adequately investigate mitigating evidence. In this case. however**\n\t- **Three successive defense teams have Ignored or declined to rise the prosealtion's Brady violations and swemic misconduct**\n\t- **9 Defendant himself, in ECF No. 700. discharged his counsel and Mated he was 'very dlsappoimed\" because \"not even the basics' were dona**\n\nI\n\n**The consistent failure across muNiple lawyers reflects no mere negligence but a structural collapse of the defense function. leaving victims-nd defense counsel-to** identify **prosecutorial** violations.\n\nTherefore. **the** scale of *judicial fraud here surpasses Hazel-Atlas. which* involved only one appellate misrepresentation, the defense failure here far exceeds the **individual lapse in** *Strickland,* **amounting to systemic ineffective assistance across** multiple counsel **over years.**\n\n**No case in the history of the United States has exhibited such an unprecedented degree of severity in both prosecutorial misconduct and ineffective assistance of counsel. Consequently, this case satisfies the criteria to be regarded as the most extreme instance of judicial fraud since the founding of the nation.**\n\n### **First Victim-Led Exposure of Systemic Judicial Misconduct in U.S. History:**\n\nAs reflected in the record (see ECF No. 733 and accompanying exhibits), the events in this case have placed me in an unprecedented position within the history of American criminal procedure, I have no formal legal training, I am not a party's lawyer. and l have no institutional authority to conduct litigation. Yet. faced with a multi-layered collapse of adversarial safeguards - successive defense teams that failed to investigate or to vindicate evidentiary matters crucial to fairness. and prosecutorial and trustee conduct that the record now shows may have misled multiple courts - I was compelled. as a private citizen and an injured investor, to undertake the factual and documentary investigation that the adversarial system did not produce.\n\nWhat I have submitted to this Court is not conjecture. lt is a compilation of documentary evidence. timestamps, public broadcasts, and court filings that, when read together, present a coherent account of procedural failures and possible misconduct (ECF No. 733). That a non-lawyer victim - acting alone and without institutional power - has assembled and presented this body of material, which bears directly on the integrity of the entire procedure, including the bail proceedings, and the forfeiture process etc, is itself historically significant. lt demonstrates that the ordinary decks and balances of the criminal\n\n**justice system were. in practice, tneftective in identifying or correcting the problems at issue.**\n\nThis Court shoed treat that fact not as a rhetorical flourish but as a sober evidentiary reality with consequences. The reality that a private injured party was forced into the investigatory role normally bore by counsel and prosecutors is a measure of systemic breakdown, it is an indicium that ordinary institutional remedies may have been exhausted or rendered ineffective. For victims, for defendants. and for the public's confidence in the rule of law. that reality compels rigorous, transparent review rather than perfunctory dismissal.\n\nI do not claim any glory in this role. I present it only to place the Court on notice of why the matters raised in ECF No. 733 - and the remedies I request - are not peripheral or speculative: they are the product of an extraordinary factual record compiled by a private victim precisely because responsible counsel and public officers did not do so. The import of that record, and the remedy appropriate to it, are questions this Court must confront on their merits.\n\nAs an immigrant born in mainland China and later naturalized as a United States citizen. l am profoundly grateful for the opportunity to participate in this case. made possible by the robust foundation of the American legal system and the continuous efforts of our nation's founders to refine and perfect judicial processes. My actions in this matter are driven by a deep belief in the principles of judicial independence and fairness, which I seek to uphold in honor of their legacy. I express my gratitude to the United States for embracing me as a citizen, and I remain steadfast in my faith in the American judicial system. My efforts in this case are a commitment to advancing the pursuit of justice and equity, as envisioned by those who established this nation's legal framework.\n\n**When future generations examine this chapter of history, some will be remembered as heroes and others as jesters. At the very least, I have refused to be the latter.**\n\n### **Statements:**\n\n**Before seeking relief. I wish to make the following declarations:**\n\n**. I** hold **no prejudice against the Chinese govemrnent and** maintain a neutral stance.\n\n- **.** I hold no prejudice against the defendant's political inclinations and maintain a neutral stance.\n- I fully support Judge Torres' characterization of this case as an economic matter, devoid of political elements.\n- **.** As a victim, although I have exposed the systemic fraud upon the court and collaborative misconduct by the prosecution and trustee Luc, I remain in opposition to the defendant, whose actions have undeniably caused profound harm to my investments.\n- Although I. as a victim, have exposed the collaborative misconduct and fraud upon the court by the prosecution and Luc, I believe they are not the primary parties responsible. If the three successive defense counsel teams had not all turned a blind eye to the prosecution's violations, the current absurd situation would not have arisen. Therefore, I assert that defense counsel should take proactive responsibility for addressing the systemic procedural breakdown.\n\n### **Accordingly, I respectfully request that the Court:**\n\n- Recognize the systemic breakdown of adversarial safeguards in this case. as documented in ECF No. 733 and subsequent tilings, where prosecutorial misconduct and fraud upon the Court were exposed not by defense counsel, but by the victim myself.\n- Because victims in this case have been subjected to systemic suppression - by the defendant and by the prosecution and Trustee through concealment of evidence, by Defendant's successive counsel through repeated failure to act, and most recently by the Court's Clerk's Office through suppression of victim filings - I, as a victim, am left with no meaningful procedural remedy. It is only under these extraordinary circumstances that I am compelled to request that Defendant's counsel be directed to state, within fourteen (14) days, whether they intend to move for a new trial under Rule 33 and to raise Prosecutorial Misconduct with Prejudice, or to explain why they decline to do so.\n- Affirm that victims must not be silenced or suppressed, and that filings exposing fraud upon the Court should be docketed and adjudicated rather than ignored, in compliance with 18 U.S.C. § 3771, also no suppressing in future tilings.\n\n- Upload the public version of this motion and the attached Chinese version to the public while maintaining the signed version under seal on the Clerk's docket for the Court's full consideration.\n- **.** That the Clerk of Court cease mailing any court orders, notices, or correspondence to victim-petitioners with known addresses in mainland China, unless such victim-petitioners have expressly and affirmatively requested delivery to those addresses in writing, so as to avoid creating foreseeable risks of political retaliation, personal harm, or other irreparable injury.\n- **.** Grant such further relief as the Court deems just and proper.\n\n**Due to the Court's ongoing suppression of victim filings, I am left with no choice but to notify all relevant stakeholders to ensure transparency and protect victims' statutory rights. These stakeholders include, but are not limited to:**\n\n- **.** Defendant's current and former counsel, who bear primary responsibility for addressing Prosecutorial Misconduct with Prejudice and Rule 33 issues;\n- The United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, including supervisory prosecutors overseeing this matter:\n- Judicial Conduct and Disability Committee of the Second Circuit, which has supervisory responsibility regarding the fair administration of justice.\n- Victim Rights Committees and the Court-appointed Victim Coordinator, as suppression of filings directly violates 18 US.C. §3771 ,\n- **.** Other victims and third-parly petitioners under 21 U.S.C. §853, whose rights are equally jeopardized by procedural suppression;\n- Relevant congressional oversight committees, should judicial and prosecutorial misconduct rise to the level of systemic failure .\n\n#### **Reservation of Rights**\n\n**I expressly reserve my rights under 18 U.S.C. §3771, including the right to seek mandamus review before the Second Circuit if this motion is ignored or denied without adjudication, as well as any additional remedies available under law.**\n\n**Declaration of Good Faith: I submit this motion in good faith and not for any improper purpose. The factual assertions and exhibits referenced herein are**\n\n**supported by documentary evidence Of will llkdy be supported after reasonable Investigation.**\n\n**Respectfully submitted. Ryan Bar**\n\n![](_page_23_Picture_3.jpeg)\n\n| from:    | Ryan Prose <proserryan0@gmail.com>                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 |\n|----------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| to:      |                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    |\n| date:    | Sep 28, 2025, 12:16 AM                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             |\n| subject: | Emergency Motion: Court Must Stop Suppressing CRVA Rights and Grave Misstep and Docket Victim Motions and Prevent Collapse of Proceedings in Light of Unaddressed Prosecutorial Fraud — After Three Successive Defendants Counsel Failures, Victim Forced to Seek Rule 33 and Prosecution Misconduct with Prejudice Relief (RE: ECF 739, 742, 744) |\n\nRyan Prose <prose...>\n\nSOUTH\n\nUNITEL Plaintiff\n\nv.\n\nHO WA Defendu...\n\nCase No. 1:23-cr-00118-AT\n\nEmergency Motion: Court Must Stop Suppressing CRVA Rights and Grave Proceedings in Light of Unaddressed Prosecutorial Fraud — After Three Rule 33 and Prosecution Misconduct with Prejudice Relief (RE: ECF 733, 7...)\n\nas**L.** `6 **|** cu **en** 75c *<* **2 .QNIn o** c **o I o** .c**|-**\n\nm\n\n# **Certificate of Service**\n\n**9** *'P <sup>4</sup>* cg\n\n4. -7 L- ,. it' **9.4** l\n\n\"4, **VuQ ;** *(* **QP**\n\n*CP.* ~;. 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Court\n\nUnited States Court of Appeals\n\nfor the Second Circuit\n\nThurgood Marshall U.S. Court\n\n40 Foley Square\n\nNew York, NY 10007","body_zh":"法庭书记官\nUnited States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit（美国联邦第二巡回上诉法院）\n40 Foley Square\nNew York, NY 10007\n\n关于：人身保护令/调卷令/执行令申请（Petition for Writ of Mandamus）\n案由：Ryan Bai（白睿安），申请人\n案件：United States v. Kwok, et al.（美利坚合众国 诉 郭等案），案号 1:23-CR-118-1 (AT)\n\n尊敬的法庭书记官：\n\n随函附上由 Ryan Bai 提交的《执行令申请书》（Petition for Writ of Mandamus），其为美利坚合众国 诉 郭等案（案号 1:23-CR-118-1）中已获确认的受害人。随函一并附上：\n\n- 证物 A-B（附签署版本及电子邮件提交凭单）。\n- 面额为 600 美元的申请费支票一张。\n- 送达证明书。\n\n送达已于 2025年10月22日 通过美国邮政服务（USPS）完成，以确保所有当事人均收到通知。\n\n请据此对本申请书及所附证物予以案卷登记（docket）。感谢您对此事的关注。\n\n谨此提交。\n\n美国联邦第二巡回上诉法院\n\n案由：Ryan Bai，美利坚合众国 诉 郭等案（案号 1:23-CR-118-1 (AT)）受害人，申请人。\n\n执行令申请书\n\nI. 引言\n\n我，Ryan Bai，谨向本尊敬的法院提出申请，请求签发执行令（writ of mandamus），责令 United States District Court for the Southern District of New York（美国纽约南区联邦地区法院，以下简称“地区法院”）：\n\n(1) 停止压制我今后以受害人身份提交的文件；\n\n(2) 将我此前已提交但未登记入卷的动议予以案卷登记；以及\n\n(3) 对我在已登记文件（ECF 案卷第 733 号文件，Dkt. 733）中依据第 60 条规则（Rule 60）所请求的救济作出裁定。\n\n我是 United States v. Ho Wan Kwok, et al.（美利坚合众国 诉 郭文贵等案），案号 No. 1:23-Cr-00118-AT (S.D.N.Y.) 中 Dkt. 733 和 Dkt. 744 文件的提交人。\n\n这些文件是依据《犯罪受害人权利法案》（Crime Victims' Rights Act，简称 CVRA，18 U.S.C. § 3771）以已获确认的受害人身份提交的，用以揭发检方的职务不当行为、检方与破产受托人 Luc A. Despins 之间的串通协调，以及直接损害受害人利益的欺诈法庭行为（fraud upon the court）。\n\n在 Dkt. 733 登记入卷后，有人提交了其他文件（Dkt. 739、Dkt. 742）以抹黑我和其他受害人。我提交了 Dkt. 744 作出回应，揭露了报复性手段并阐明了受害人合法的诉讼主体资格（standing）。\n\n然而，紧随 Dkt. 744 之后，地区法院便禁止了所有第三方的亲自诉讼（pro se）文件提交。只有具备 ECF 访问权限的律师才能进一步提交动议。我本人曾致电纽约南区联邦地区法院，法庭书记官解释称，为防止“泄露隐私信息”，法院决定不对任何第三方动议进行案卷登记；我个人认为这是一个站不住脚的借口，因为如果他们担心隐私泄露，可以在提交动议时对关键信息进行涂覆隐藏（redact），并指示法院在公开场合使用涂覆隐藏后的版本。\n\n这种前所未有的压制行为违反了《犯罪受害人权利法案》以及受害人受宪法保障的正当程序权利。\n\nII. 被侵犯的 CVRA 权利\n\n《犯罪受害人权利法案》（18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)）保障犯罪受害人享有以下权利：\n\n1. 在任何涉及释放、认罪答辩、判决或假释的公开程序中获得合理陈述意见的权利；\n2. 受到公正对待以及尊严与隐私受到尊重的权利；\n3. 与本案政府检察官进行磋商的权利；\n4. 依法获得全额且及时的赔偿（restitution）的权利；\n5. 获知涉及该犯罪的诉讼程序及相关行动的权利。\n\n通过在 Dkt. 744 之后阻止受害人进一步提交文件，地区法院实际上剥夺了上述每一项法定权利。\n\n受害人有权通过动议和呈递材料陈述意见，尤其是当此类动议揭露了损害诉讼程序公正性的不当行为时更是如此。\n\nIII. 诉讼程序历程及对动议的压制\n\n在压制命令出台后，我又向地区法院的 Pro Se（亲自诉讼）电子邮件提交系统提交了四份额外的动议，均符合格式要求并经签署。\n\n其中两份动议具有核心的程序重要性，作为证物 A 和证物 B 附于本申请书之后：\n\n- 证物 A：《反对 Dkt. 754 号动议：直面法庭欺诈共谋并敦促讨论法官回避》（于 2025年10月7日 太平洋标准时间晚上 10:31 发送）。\n- 证物 B：《紧急动议：鉴于未获处理的检察官欺诈行为，法院必须停止压制 CVRA 权利并防止程序崩塌（关于：ECF 733、739、742、744）》（于 2025年9月28日 太平洋标准时间凌晨 12:16 发送）。\n\n上述文件均已通过电子方式和纸质形式提交：\n\n- 我将两份动议均通过电子邮件发送至地区法院官方的 Pro Se 接收邮箱，原始凭单包含在本次提交的文件中。\n- 我还通过美国邮政服务邮寄了纸质副本，根据 USPS 追踪记录，已确认于 2025年10月10日 送达。\n- 尽管既有合规的电子提交，又有已确认的实体送达，地区法院迄今仍未将这些文件登记入卷。\n\n这种遗漏不能归咎于提交错误或技术问题——它反映出对受害人文件的系统性压制，引发了对机构公正性和偏见的严重质疑。\n\nIV. 被压制动议的概要\n\n1: 证物 B - 紧急动议\n\n该动议详述了我独立发现的事实：检方与破产受托人 Luc A. Despins 串通协调，实施了欺诈法庭的行为，而揭露这一行为本属于辩护律师的职责。\n\n这种对抗制职能的失灵表明诉讼程序保障机制的崩塌。\n\n该动议与具有里程碑意义的先例进行了对比：\n\n- Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. v. Hartford-Empire Co., 322 U.S. 238 (1944)——司法欺诈案；\n- Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668 (1984)——无效律师协助（ineffective assistance）的基准案例。\n\n我主张，本案中的不当行为规模远超上述先例，构成了美利坚合众国历史上可能最为严重的司法欺诈。\n\n2: 证物 A - 反对 Dkt. 754 号动议\n\n该动议反对辩护律师提交的 Dkt. 754 号文件，该文件试图允许政府控制已被没收的资产，而这些资产目前由受托人 Luc 控制。\n\n我解释说明，根据 Dkt. 733 中的调查结果，由于存在欺诈法庭的行为，这两个主体均被取消处理上述资产的资格。\n\n我请求地区法院依据第 60 条规则撤销没收命令，并指定一名独立的接管人（receiver）。\n\n地区法院的沉默——连同对随后所有文件的压制——证实了程序的崩塌已经制度化。\n\nV. 所请求的救济\n\n鉴于上述情况，我谨请求本法院：\n\n1. 责令地区法院将我被压制的动议（证物 A 和证物 B）登记入卷；\n2. 命令地区法院停止压制受 CVRA 保护的文件提交；\n3. 指示地区法院对 Dkt. 733 中依据第 60 条规则提出的救济请求作出裁定，该请求旨在撤销在欺诈和不当行为情况下获得的没收命令。\n\nVI. 结论\n\n本申请并非挑战司法裁量权——而是寻求恢复司法裁量权。\n\n当一家下级法院压制揭露欺诈的文件、拒绝将通过电子和邮寄方式正当送达的动议登记入卷，并以此阻止受害人行使其法定权利时，申请执行令便成为维护法治的唯一机制。\n\n谨此提交，\n\nRyan Bai\n\n附件：\n\n- 证物 A：反对 Dkt. 754 号动议\n- 证物 B：紧急动议\n- 电子邮件提交凭单\n\n证物 A\n\n反对 Dkt. 754 号动议：直面法庭欺诈共谋并敦促讨论法官回避\n\nUNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK\n（美国纽约南区联邦地区法院）\n\nUNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v. HO WAN KWOK, a/k/a MILES GUO, et al., Defendants.\n（美利坚合众国，原告 诉 郭文贵（又名郭浩云/Miles Guo）等人，被告）\n\n案号：1:23-CR-00118-AT\n\n反对 Dkt. 754 号动议：直面法庭欺诈共谋并敦促讨论法官回避\n\n致：Analisa Torres 尊敬的法官\nUnited States District Judge（美国联邦地区法官）\nSouthern District of New York（纽约南区）\nDaniel Patrick Moynihan U.S. Courthouse\n500 Pearl Street\nNew York, NY 10007-1312\n\n尊敬的 Torres 法官：\n\nI. 引言\n\n我，Ryan Bai，作为本案的受害人，提交本份《反对 Dkt. 754 号动议》，以应对我在先前的提交文件 Dkt. 733 中所强调的关于检方不当行为及涉嫌法庭欺诈的持续且未解决的问题。一个多月以来，我在 Dkt. 733 报告中详述的司法欺诈和系统性检方不当行为一直未得到法院、检方或辩护律师的任何回应。\n\n尽管如此，辩护律师提交的 Dkt. 754 仍在推进没收程序，表面上是为了减轻资产流失的风险。然而，鉴于 Dkt. 733 中未解决的指控，任何推进没收的行动在程序上都是不当的。基于案卷第 733 号文件及附带报告中概述的检方欺诈指控，所有相关的没收裁定，包括《初步没收命令》（Preliminary Order of Forfeiture，简称 POF），均属无效，从而使得任何进一步的程序在根本上失去合法性。\n\n近期提交的文件，包括 Dkt. 754 和政府的 Dkt. 750，充分体现了欺诈法庭的行为，并表明辩护律师与检方之间可能存在勾结，因为双方均未承认或处理我提出的关于资产控制、债权人争议或受托人在破产财产中角色的未决问题。\n\nII. 背景\n\n正如 Dkt. 733 中所概述的，两年多来，检方未能核实或纠正与 Luc 相关的债权人问题，对我等受害人造成了严重损害。该报告记录了横跨多个法庭（包括 Parker 法官、Torres 法官及第二巡回法院）的系统性不当行为，对司法裁决的公正性构成了直接威胁。\n\n尽管存在这些指控，法院、检方和辩护律师仍保持沉默，任由没收程序在可能存在欺诈的框架下推进。辩护律师的 Dkt. 754 动议请求法院授权政府管理从 Luc 处没收的资产。虽然其意图在于防止资产流失，但这一请求隐性地推进了一项如 Dkt. 733 中所载无效的程序。\n\n我此前曾依据第 60 条规则请求法院宣告现有的没收命令无效，并指定中立的第三方接管人或专门主事官（master）监督任何没收程序。迄今为止，该动议未收到任何答复，也没有任何一方采取行动叫停或纠正正在进行的没收程序。\n\nIII. 程序不当与共谋\n\n1. 在未处理欺诈指控的情况下推进没收：\n\n在当前情况下推进没收在程序上是不当的，因为这预设了相关命令的合法性，而这些命令可能由于涉嫌法庭欺诈而自始无效。辩护律师的 Dkt. 754 动议通过请求政府扣押和管理资产，非但未能保护受害人利益，反而面临为欺诈法庭提供便利的风险。\n\n2. 涉嫌共谋问题：\n\n检方在 Dkt. 733 之后持续的不作为，结合辩护律师的 Dkt. 754 动议、检方的 Dkt. 750 以及法院的沉默，引发了对协同共谋欺诈法庭的合理怀疑。尽管先前的职务不当已有明确的文件记录，正在进行的没收程序仍在没有任何纠正性监督的情况下继续进行。\n\n3. 司法沉默与受损的中立性：\n\n正如 Dkt. 733 及所附报告中所记录，Torres 法官已多次接触到欺诈性提交文件，且尽管有我的受害者报告，却依然保持沉默。这引发了对司法公正性以及法院公平监督没收程序能力的严重关切。辩护律师与法院本应采取行动以纠正程序性崩溃，或暂停没收程序直至欺诈指控得到处理。面对已证实的欺诈指控，司法的沉默构成了推定默许，这与根据 Fifth Amendment（第五修正案）所承担的正当程序义务是不相容的。\n\nIV. 违反《Crime Victims' Rights Act（犯罪受害者权利法）》（CVRA）\n\n在法院欺诈指控未决的情况下继续进行没收程序，直接违反了《犯罪受害者权利法》（18 U.S.C. § 3771）。作为受害者，我有权获得公平、尊严和尊重的对待，并有权在涉及源自违法行为资产的没收程序中获得合理的陈述机会。通过隐匿 Dkt. 733 并无视其内容，法院、控方和辩方共同剥夺了受害者参与公平透明程序的法定权利。\n\n《犯罪受害者权利法》要求，在进行任何实质性行动之前，必须先处理受害者的关切——特别是那些指控检方不当行为以及影响没收合法性的欺诈法院行为的关切。在存在欺诈的情况下推进没收，不仅破坏了程序正义，而且使《犯罪受害者权利法》旨在防止的损害持续存在。\n\n这种对受害者程序性权利的系统性无视，进一步加深了法院和律师串通一气以包庇体制性不当行为、而非确保追究责任并为受害者提供救济的表象。\n\nV. 9月28日动议中指出的系统性崩溃的持续（被隐匿且未予立卷）\n\n持续存在的沉默与程序偏离模式，与我在9月28日提交且法院未能立卷的前一份动议中所述的“司法程序的系统性崩溃”直接吻合。该动议详细说明了多个行动方——控方、辩方和法院——如何纵容正当程序中的结构性缺陷持续存在，包括隐匿受害者提交的文件、选择性立卷以及未能纠正已知的债权人登记问题。\n\n这些失败并非孤立的程序性疏忽，而是司法诚信制度化崩溃的体现。Dkt. 733 和9月28日动议中记录的欺诈法院问题及不当行为的范围与深度，可以说是 United States（美国）历史上最严重的司法欺诈实例——超过了 Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. v. Hartford-Empire Co., 322 U.S. 238 (1944) 案中处理的不当行为标准，以及 Strickland v. Washington 案中界定的无效法律援助门槛。\n\n在法院对 Dkt. 733 保持沉默的同时推进目前的没收程序，正是这种系统性失败的延续。这表明法院的行政和实质程序已受到损害，达到不再能确保公正裁判或透明度的程度。这种持续的程序崩溃不仅剥夺了受害者获得合法救济的途径，而且使不当行为制度化，导致除非实施外部监督——例如中立接管人或独立特别主事官——否则司法纠正将无法实现。\n\nVI. 程序崩溃背后的宪法侵权行为\n\n在法院未能处理已证实的检方欺诈指控的情况下继续推进没收程序，构成了多项宪法侵权行为。第一，它违反了第五修正案的正当程序条款，因为财产剥夺和相关程序行动是建立在可能被欺诈法院行为所玷污的基础上进行的，剥夺了受害者获得公平和合法程序的机会。第二，它涉及 Fourteenth Amendment（第十四修正案）的平等保护条款，因为受害者的提交文件和关键报告——如 Dkt. 733 和被隐匿的9月28日动议——被置之不理，而控方和辩方的提交文件却被选择性立卷并付诸行动。第三，持续的程序崩溃破坏了 Sixth Amendment（第六修正案）赋予的获得公正代理的权利，因为辩护律师在涉嫌欺诈的情况下推进没收而不解决这些关键问题，可能是在同谋维持一个程序无效的进程。总而言之，这些宪法层面的失职表明司法程序已受损到对受害者权利造成直接且持续损害的地步，必须立即进行纠正性干预。\n\nVII. 要求采取纠正措施\n\n法院、控方和辩方律师均未对我之前提交的文件 Dkt. 733 作出回应，该文件详细陈述了关于检方不当行为和欺诈法院行为的可靠且有文件支持的指控。尽管这些指控性质严重，所有各方仍继续采取实质性行动——包括推进 Dkt. 754 项下的没收程序——就如同不存在此类指控一样。\n\n这构成了程序崩溃，直接冲击了正当程序的核心以及司法系统的完整性。根据长期确立的宪法原则，当存在先前命令或提交文件是通过欺诈手段取得的未决主张时，任何法院都不得继续进行实质性程序。这样做将导致所有后续程序自始无效（void ab initio），因为建立在欺诈或程序受损基础上的行为不具有法律效力。\n\n鉴于上述情况，我谨提出如下请求：\n\n1. 立即暂停所有正在进行的没收程序，直至 Dkt. 733 中提出的问题得到解决；\n2. 指定中立的第三方接管人或特别主事官监督任何没收程序，因为任何卷入 Dkt. 733 的当事方都不应控制该程序；\n3. 探讨法官自行回避事宜，因为法院已接触到欺诈性提交文件且公正性已受损；\n4. 透明度要求：如果14天内未就法官回避事宜展开讨论或采取行动，我请求法院公开说明其拒绝处理该问题的理由。\n\n这些步骤对于保护受害者权利、确保程序合法性以及恢复对司法程序的信心是必不可少的。在没有采取这些措施的情况下继续进行，将冒着使受害者权利受到进一步损害的风险，并破坏司法程序的完整性。\n\n谨此提交。\n\n附件 B\n\n紧急动议：法院必须停止压制《犯罪受害者权利法》权利及严重失策并对受害者动议立卷，鉴于未解决的检方欺诈以防止程序崩溃——在连续三任被告律师失职之后，受害者被迫根据 Rule 33（第33条规则）寻求附带不利后果的检方不当行为救济（关于：ECF 733, 739, 742, 744）\n\nUNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT（美国联邦地区法院）\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK（纽约南区）\n\nUNITED STATES OF AMERICA（美利坚合众国），原告，诉 HO WAN KWOK（郭文贵），又名 MILES GUO 等，被告\n\n案号：1:23-cr-00118-AT\n\n紧急动议：法院必须停止压制《犯罪受害者权利法》权利及严重失策并对受害者动议立卷，鉴于未解决的检方欺诈以防止程序崩溃——在连续三任被告律师失职之后，受害者被迫根据第33条规则寻求附带不利后果的检方不当行为救济（关于：ECF 733, 739, 742, 744）\n\n尊敬的 Analisa Torres 法官\n美国联邦地区法官，纽约南区\nDaniel Patrick Moynihan U.S. Courthouse\n500 Pearl Street\nNew York, NY 10007-1312\n\n尊敬的 Torres 法官：\n\n背景：法院剥夺了受害者的权利。\n\n我，Ryan Bai，作为 18 U.S.C. § 3771 认可的受害者，此前提交了涉及严重检方不当行为和欺诈法院行为的 ECF No. 733。在我的文件立卷后，另一名受害者立即提交了 ECF Nos. 739, 742 以攻击我的受害者身份，随后我提交了 ECF No. 744 以回应这些攻击。然而，我现在正遭受 United States District Court for the Southern District of New York（美国纽约南区联邦地区法院）书记官处的系统性压制。我于2025年9月14日提交的同样涉及欺诈法院问题的动议被隐匿了两周。随后，在2025年9月19日，我提交了一份督促动议，该动议目前已被隐匿了一周。在此期间，检方、破产受托人以及代表其他实体的律师在使用案卷系统时未遇到任何阻碍。与此同时，包括我自己在内的所有受害者都被系统性地阻止上传任何动议。纽约南区书记官处的这种行为构成了对 18 U.S.C. § 3771 项下受害者权利和利益的系统性侵犯，具体包括但不限于以下各项：\n\n1. 获得合理陈述的权利（18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(4)）\n2. 免受不合理拖延程序的权利（18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(7)）\n3. 获得公平对待以及人格尊严和隐私受尊重的权利（18 U.S.C. § 3771(a)(8)）\n\n本案的程序遭受了严重的崩溃：\n\n- 辩护律师已更换三次，然而无人提出政府的布拉迪（Brady）违规行为，凸显了辩护体系的系统性失职。\n\n- 受害者之间已开始就彼此的当事人资格产生争议，且诸如 ECF Nos. 739 和 742 等文件试图通过暗示受害者与被告串通来削弱受害者的合法性。相比之下，检方与信托受托人虽提交了 ECF Nos. 750、751 以答复辩方此前的动议，却完全未能回应我此前提交的 ECF No. 733 文件，该文件中提出了检方对法院实施欺诈的指控。对法院实施欺诈的指控本应受到最高级别的司法关注，然而，检方非但没有迅速正视这些严重问题，反而对其置之不理。这种差别对待表明，检方——即使在被指控对法院实施欺诈的情况下——仍获得了参与司法程序的优待，而提出实质性关切的受害者却被排斥在外。这种情况揭示了一种破坏本案诉讼程序公正性的结构性程序失灵。\n\n- 其他受害者的代理律师（例如 Geyer 提交的文件）被质疑代表了存在问题的主张。这些情况反映了程序保障机制更广泛的崩溃。\n\n- 本人亲自诉讼（Pro se）提交的文件已导致自辩当事人事务部门瘫痪，法院不得不招募一名自辩当事人事务主管以降低风险。这是本案司法程序崩溃的又一证明。\n\n- 现任 NFSC（新中国联邦，New Federal State of China）负责人 Qingteng（青藤，又名 Forrest Zhou / Yue Zhou，周岳）及发言人 Ava Chan（又名 Rachael、Sherry）在 Yvette Wang（王雁平）的量刑听证会中登记为受害者，然而，他们一年多来持续以各种手段阻碍被告的量刑程序，包括伪造联邦监狱探视记录、以被告名义非法背书 TDCCP 虚拟货币，给追随者造成重大经济损失。据另一位 NFSC 成员 Laojiang（老江）称，中国大陆的部分投资者已因此自杀。在青藤的领导下，该联盟还以郭文贵女儿的名义为一可疑账户背书，散布可疑信息。然而，检方未能对其阻碍司法的行为作出反应，检方未能逮捕、羁押任何 NFSC 共犯（例如 Yongbing Zhang［张勇兵］，其再次声称曾前往 MDC［大都会拘留所，Metropolitan Detention Center］会见被告，同时在多份法院文件中被认定为共犯），且未能澄清涉嫌共犯的这些可疑活动，亦未能解决部分受害者的阻碍行为，这证明检方未能履行其法定职责。\n\n- 正如我在 ECF No. 733 中所提及，信托受托人与检方自本案伊始至今从未解决债权人登记问题（Gongzu、Julia），近期提交的 750 和 751 号文件正是 Luc 与检方继续串通、实施不当行为并对法院实施欺诈的最有力证据。\n\n- 检方未能反对信托受托人 Luc A. Despins，尽管检方明知其职责是将债权人的利益（正如 ECF No. 733 所证实，其中许多债权人极不可靠）置于本案受害者利益之上。\n\n- ECF No. 733 由一名受害者而非被告辩护律师撰写，揭露了检方与信托受托人 Luc A. Despins 严重的不当行为及对法院实施的欺诈。该份文件是本案发生系统性程序崩溃的最有力证据。\n\n- 法院向中国大陆受害者请愿人邮寄裁定构成重大失误：\n\n2025年9月22日及24日，法院登记了两条与受害者请愿人 Chunk Chyi 和 Berber Zhu 相关的“退信”记录。这些记录证实书记官处（Clerk's Office）直接向中国大陆的地址邮寄了法院裁定。首先，我百分之百赞同 Torres 法官此前关于本案是不含政治因素的经济案件的声明。然而，这种定性仅适用于美国境内。实际上，对于目前居住在中国大陆的受害者请愿人而言，参与本案所带来的严重政治后果远超出法庭范围。通过向这些个人邮寄法院文件，法院无意中引发了极其复杂的政治风险，更严重的是，使受害者面临人身自由乃至生命可能受到威胁的灾难性境地。这种危险绝非凭空臆测。在受害者请愿人 Chunk Chyi 提交的 ECF No. 507 中，他本人曾警告称：“我不确定我所写的内容是否会导致我被中国政府逮捕。”这是记录在案的关于该风险的明确告知。然而，尽管有此警告，法院仍继续向中国大陆地址邮寄敏感裁定。此种行为构成重大失误，并侵犯了《犯罪受害者权利法案》（Crime Victims' Rights Act，18 U.S.C. § 3771）保障受害者享有的核心法定权利：\n\n- 获得公平对待以及尊严和隐私受尊重的权利（§ 3771(a)(8)）：通过披露受害者的参与情况使其面临已知的外国政府报复，是对公平与尊严的彻底背离。\n\n- 获得免受被告及他人侵害的合理保护的权利（§ 3771(a)(1)）：虽然该法条通常针对免受被告侵害的保护，但其法理逻辑延伸至可预见的外部危险。向敌对管辖区邮寄信件是对该项保护的肆意漠视。\n\n- 享有不受不合理延误的诉讼程序的权利（§ 3771(a)(7)）：法院制造了受害者可能被拘留、被噤声或陷入危险的境况，从而危及了其不受延误或阻碍地参与诉讼的能力。\n\n辩方证人 Yijian Hu（胡亦坚）在法庭上就其直接因本案而亲身遭受的政治报复作证，进一步证实了这一风险。虽然我完全支持 Torres 法官此前关于本案从根本上是不含政治因素的经济案件的声明，但法院不能忽视证据事实，即胡先生的苦难遭遇必定是真实的——因为如果不是真实的，他的证词就构成了伪证。因此，无论法院是否愿意承认政治层面的因素，中国大陆参与者所面临的政治风险都是不可否认的。\n\n作为训练有素的司法人员，法院及书记官处本应预见到这些可预见的风险。因此，决定向此类敌对管辖区邮寄裁定绝非无害的文书错误，而是无视在案记录及弱势受害者可预见后果的重大失误。\n\n总而言之，法院的邮寄做法不仅构成了文书疏漏——它更使受害者处于遭受国家报复和危及生命的危险之中。该决定即使并非故意，也代表了在保障受害者权利方面出现的系统性崩溃，必须紧急予以处理以防止造成不可挽回的损害。\n\n面临成为建国以来最极端司法欺诈案例的风险：\n\n正如我在2025年9月14日被法院压制的动议中所列出的那样，我在此列出相同的对比：\n\n严重程度对比\n\nI\n\n从两个角度来看，本案的严重程度均超过了 Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. 诉 Hartford-Empire Co. 案及 Strickland 诉 Washington 案：\n\n- 1. 对法院的欺诈（与 Hazel-Atlas 案对比）。在 Hazel-Atlas 案中，欺诈仅限于隐瞒一篇误导第三巡回法院的代笔文章。而在此案中，不当行为更为广泛且具有系统性：\n\n\t- 根据 ECF No. 733 及其附带报告，检方与信托受托人 Luc A. Despins 在多起独立诉讼程序中反复误导了多位法官（Parker 法官、Torres 法官、Manning 法官以及第二巡回法院）。\n\n\t- 对布拉迪（Brady）材料的隐瞒和曲解——例如被告于2023年1月10日、11日和23日指认问题债权人的直播广播——导致长期依赖虚假前提，进而影响了保释、没收和破产裁决。\n\n\t- 该欺诈行为并非孤立事件，而是长达两年的欺骗法院和隐瞒证据的结构性行为。\n\n- 2. 无效辩护与辩护机制崩溃（与 Strickland 案对比）。在 Strickland 案中，法院认定一名辩护律师未能充分调查减轻处罚证据构成无效辩护。然而在本案中：\n\n\t- 连续三任辩护团队均忽视或拒绝提出检方的布拉迪违规行为及系统性不当行为。\n\n\t- 被告本人在 ECF No. 700 中解除了其律师的委托，并表示他“非常失望”，因为“连最基本的工作都没做”。\n\nI\n\n多位律师的一贯失职反映出的绝非普通疏忽，而是辩护职能的结构性崩溃，致使指出检方违规行为的责任落到了受害者身上——而非辩护律师。\n\n因此，本案司法欺诈的规模超过了仅涉及一次上诉虚假陈述的 Hazel-Atlas 案；本案辩护方面的失败也远超 Strickland 案中的个别疏忽，构成了多年来跨越多个律师团队的系统性无效辩护。\n\n在美国历史上，从未有任何案件在检方不当行为和无效律师辩护两方面同时表现出如此空前严重的程度。因此，本案符合被视为建国以来最极端司法欺诈案例的认定标准。\n\n美国历史上首次由受害者主导揭露系统性司法不当行为：\n\n正如在案记录所示（见 ECF No. 733 及随附证据），本案中的种种事件使我处于美国刑事诉讼历史上前所未有的境地。我未受过正规法律培训，不是当事人的律师，也没有进行诉讼的体制职权。然而，面对对抗制保障机制的多层崩溃——连续几任辩护团队未能调查或查明对公正审判至关重要的证据问题，且在案记录现已显示检方与信托受托人的行为可能误导了多家法院——作为一名普通公民和受损投资者，我被迫承担起了对抗制体系未能开展的事实与书证调查工作。\n\n我向本院提交的内容绝非凭空揣测。它是书证材料、时间戳、公开广播以及法院卷宗文件的汇编，这些内容综合在一起，对程序失灵及可能存在的不当行为作出了连贯的陈述（ECF No. 733）。一名非律师身份的受害者——单凭一人之力且毫无体制权力——收集并提交了这批直接关乎整个诉讼程序完整性（包括保释程序、没收程序等）的材料，这本身就具有历史意义。它表明，刑事司法体系中常规的制衡机制在实践中未能有效识别或纠正所涉及的问题。\n\n本院应将这一事实视为具有深远影响的严肃证据现实，而非修辞上的夸张。受损的私人当事人被迫承担通常由辩护律师和检察官承担的调查角色，这一现实是系统性崩溃的体现，也是常规体制救济途径可能已穷尽或失效的表征。为了受害者、为了被告，以及为了公众对法治的信心，这一现实要求进行严格、透明的审查，而非敷衍了事的驳回。\n\n我在此角色中并不贪图任何荣耀。我陈述这一切，仅仅是为了提醒法庭注意，为何在 ECF No. 733 中提出的事项——以及我所请求的救济——并非无足轻重或纯属推测：它们正是一名私人受害者所整理出的一份非同寻常的事实记录的产物，而这恰恰是因为负有责任的辩护律师与公职人员未曾履职所致。该记录的分量，以及与其相称的救济，乃是本法院必须就其实质内容予以正视的问题。\n\n作为一名出生于中国大陆并在随后入籍为 United States（美国）公民的移民，我对能够参与本案深表感激，这得益于美国法律制度的坚实基础，以及我国建国先驱们为完善司法程序所付出的持续努力。我在此事中的行为源于对司法独立与公正原则的深切坚信，我力图捍卫这些原则以向他们的遗产致敬。我对美国接纳我为公民表示感谢，并对我对美国司法制度的信念坚定不移。我在本案中所作的努力，是对推进这一国家法律框架奠基人所设想的对正义与公平之追求的一项承诺。\n\n当后世审视这段历史篇章时，有些人将被铭记为英雄，有些人则被铭记为小丑。至少，我拒绝成为后者。\n\n陈述：\n\n在寻求救济之前，我谨作出如下声明：\n\n我对中国政府不抱任何偏见，并保持中立立场。\n\n我对被告的政治倾向不抱任何偏见，并保持中立立场。\n\n我完全支持 Torres（托雷斯）法官将本案定性为不含政治因素的经济事件。\n\n作为一名受害者，尽管我揭露了检方与托管人 Luc（卢克）对法庭的系统性欺诈以及协同不当行为，但我仍站在反对被告的立场上，被告的行为无可否认地对我的投资造成了深切伤害。\n\n虽然我作为一名受害者，揭露了检方与卢克的协同不当行为及对法庭的欺诈，但我认为他们并非主要责任方。如果连续三任辩护律师团队没有全都对检方的违规行为视而不见，目前这种荒谬的局面就不会出现。因此，我主张辩护律师应当主动承担起解决系统性程序崩塌的责任。\n\n因此，我谨请求法庭：\n\n承认本案中对抗性程序保障机制的系统性崩溃，正如 ECF No. 733 及随后的呈递文件中所记录的那样，在这些文件中，检方不当行为及对法庭的欺诈并非由辩护律师揭露，而是由我本人作为受害者揭露。\n\n由于本案中的受害者遭受了系统性压制——被告以及检方和托管人通过隐瞒证据予以压制，被告的历任律师通过屡次怠于作为予以压制，以及最近由法庭的 Clerk's Office（书记官办公室）通过压制受害者呈递文件予以压制——我作为一名受害者，陷入了毫无实质性程序救济可用的境地。唯有在此等非同寻常的情况下，我才被迫请求责令被告律师在十四（14）天内陈述他们是否打算依据 Rule 33（《联邦刑事诉讼规则》第 33 条）动议申请重审并提出具有既判力（永久驳回起诉）的 Prosecutorial Misconduct with Prejudice（检方不当行为），或者解释他们为何拒绝这样做。\n\n确认不得压制受害者声音或对受害者进行打压，依据 18 U.S.C. § 3771 的规定，揭露对法庭进行欺诈的呈递文件应当予以立案登记并进行裁决而非置之不理，且在今后的呈递文件中亦不得压制。\n\n向公众上传本动议的公开版本及所附中文版本，同时将签署版本以盖印密封方式保留在书记官立案卷宗中，以供法庭全面审酌。\n\n责令法院书记官停止向已知地址位于中国大陆的受害者申请人邮寄任何法庭命令、通知或信函，除非此类受害者申请人已明确以书面形式主动请求寄送至该等地址，以避免造成政治报复、人身伤害或其他不可挽回损害的可预见风险。\n\n准予法庭认为公正且适当的进一步救济。\n\n由于法庭持续压制受害者呈递文件，我别无选择，唯有通知所有相关利益方，以确保透明度并保护受害者的法定权利。这些利益方包括但不限于：\n\n被告的现任及前任律师，他们对处理带有既判力的检方不当行为及第 33 条事项承担主要责任；\n\nUnited States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York（美国纽约南区联邦检察官办公室），包括监督此案的主管检察官；\n\nJudicial Conduct and Disability Committee of the Second Circuit（第二巡回区司法行为与身心失能委员会），该委员会对司法的公正施行负有监督职责；\n\n受害者权利委员会及法庭指定的受害者协调员，因为压制呈递文件直接违反了 18 U.S.C. § 3771 的规定；\n\n依据 21 U.S.C. § 853 提出申请的其他受害者及第三方申请人，其权利同样因程序压制而受到危害；\n\n相关国会监督委员会，如果司法和检察不当行为上升至系统性失职的程度。\n\n保留权利\n\n我明确保留我在 18 U.S.C. § 3771 项下的各项权利，包括若本动议被置之不理或未经裁决即被驳回时向第二巡回法院寻求人身保护令/执行令审查的权利，以及法律项下可获得的任何其他救济。\n\n善意声明：本人善意提交本动议，绝非出于任何不当目的。本文所引述的事实主张和证物均有书面证据支持，或在合理调查后很有可能得到支持。\n\n谨此提交。Ryan Bai（白瑞安）\n\n发件人：Ryan Prose <proserryan0@gmail.com>\n收件人：\n日期：2025年9月28日 上午12:16\n主题：紧急动议：鉴于未受处理的检方欺诈，法庭必须停止压制《犯罪受害者权利法》权利及重大失误，必须登记受害者动议并防止诉讼程序崩塌——在连续三任被告律师失职后，受害者被迫寻求第33条及带有既判力的检方不当行为救济（关于：ECF 739, 742, 744）\n\nRyan Prose <prose...>\n\n纽约南区\n\nUNITED STATES OF AMERICA（美利坚合众国） 原告\n\n诉\n\nHO WAN KWOK（郭文贵） 等 被告\n\n案号：1:23-cr-00118-AT\n\n紧急动议：鉴于未受处理的检方欺诈，法庭必须停止压制《犯罪受害者权利法》权利及重大诉讼程序——在三任辩护律师失职后，受害者寻求第33条及带有既判力的检方不当行为救济（关于：ECF 733, 7...）\n\n送达证书\n\n事项：Ryan Bai 申请人，United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit（美国第二巡回上诉法院）\n\n案号：United States v. 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