Russell Lafitte's lawyers filed a motion in his federal case, calling for the government to produce reports or associated documents to adequately prepare to defend himself at trial. At a recent hearing, prosecutor Emily Limehouse questioned Russell on whether the judge had approved taking loans from Hannah Plyler's account.
Russell Lafitte's lawyers filed two motions in his federal case, including a pre-trial motion that sets the rules of engagement for the trial, such as what the other side can and can't say. The motion seeks documents related to banking professionals who served as conservator and personal representative for PMPED cases from 2011 onwards, and claims that the bank's executive committee was overridden by Lafitte, his father, and sister when it came to handing out large loans.
The podcast discusses a motion filed by Mr. Lafitte in Lemony Snicket's case, asking the government to produce reports related to any alleged crimes committed by their witnesses which could be used to defend himself in court. They also talk about the prosecution's questioning of Russell in a bond hearing about taking loans from Hannah Plyler's account.
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