While I was in the High Rockies, apparently Mr. Mulleady offered to plead guilty to at least some charges, related to his true threats of harm, including a picture of a gun — sent by means of interstate commerce (the web) — to Martin Shkreli and others.

Many regular readers here will recall that the jury in his multi-count federal felony menacing trial… deadlocked, last Spring.

But both sides have agreed to a 30 day continuance on a motion, in order to document the plea deal. Here’s that — in text:

…The parties have negotiated a plea in this case, and are currently working out the details and documents. Both the undersigned and the government will be in trial next week during the current hearing date. Mr. Mulleady thus respectfully requests that this Court continue the currently set hearing date for 30 days. Once the documents are finalized, the parties will reach out to the Court to set a change of plea date.

Undersigned counsel has conferred with AUSA Felipe Plechac-Diaz regarding the relief requested herein. The government has no objection to this continuance….

My hunch, then, is that it will limit Mulleady’s jail time to that which he has already served, in Dade… and the matter will be a five year supervised release, with deferred sentencing.

We shall see, but I doubt very much he will get the acquittal he was seeking — and he will remain a convicted felon, which makes any life in a white collar world. . . unlikely (unless he becomes a… POTUS, I guess).

Onward, grinning.

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