发言原文
以下是我的小棉袄帮我写出来的。会不会太简单了？ Your Honor, I write this letter respectfully and for a limited procedural purpose only. This correspondence is not intended to brief the merits of the underlying criminal case, to request any ruling, or to expand the scope of any pending proceedings. Rather, it is submitted solely to preserve the record and to expressly reserve rights concerning filings I have previously submitted to the Court that have not been docketed or addressed. I am a crime victim who, beginning in September 2025, submitted four pro se victim filings to the Southern District of New York asserting rights under the Crime Victims’ Rights Act (CVRA), 18 U.S.C. § 3771, including the right to be reasonably heard and the right to proceedings free from unreasonable delay. These filings were properly served on the United States Attorney’s Office and defense counsel. To date, however, none of these submissions has been docketed or ruled upon, nor have I received any written explanation or appealable order. I write to make clear that I do not waive, abandon, or forfeit any statutory or constitutional rights by virtue of the absence of docketing or judicial response. The lack of docket entries itself constitutes the procedural injury at issue, and I respectfully preserve all objections to any implication that silence, delay, or non-docketing reflects acquiescence. I further note—without seeking adjudication—that similarly situated third-party or victim submissions in the same criminal case have been docketed and processed during the same period, while my filings were not. This disparity underscores the need for record clarity and preservation, particularly where statutory victim rights are concerned. This letter is submitted in good faith and in the interest of procedural integrity only. I respectfully request that it be maintained as part of the Court’s correspondence record for purposes of transparency and future review. Thank you for your time and consideration. Respectfully,