Miles Guo Court Documents · Doc 299

摘要

Order · Yvette Wang's Suppression Motion

This nine-page order, signed by United States District Judge Analisa Torres on April 22, 2024, addresses co-defendant Yvette Wang's motion to suppress in United States v. Yvette Wang, 23 Cr. 118-3 (AT).

Factual Background Recited

The order recites the circumstances of Wang's arrest:

• About eleven FBI agents, including Special Agent Baccari, were members of the arrest team;
• At around 6:00 a.m., the agents knocked on Wang's door;
• Wang did not come to the door immediately; the team "called four [phone] numbers" to try to reach her;
• When Wang came to the door, she was brought out into the hallway and handcuffed;
• Wang was then "passed" to Baccari, who was standing behind the agents who had handcuffed her;
• Subsequent questioning and the seizure of her devices form the basis of the suppression motion.

Suppression Analysis

The order analyzes:

• Whether Wang was subjected to custodial interrogation requiring Miranda warnings;
• Whether any Miranda violation occurred;
• Whether any Edwards v. Arizona violation occurred (right to counsel during custodial interrogation);
• Whether suppression of the contents of seized devices is warranted.