Telephonic Status Conference - S-21400A-26-0193 - Paul Marascalco et al. - Jun 02, 2026

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What is the purpose and docket information of this status conference?

Brian Schneider 0:00
Yeah. Let's go on the record. This time set for the status conference. Perfect. This is the time set, first status conference. In the matter of Paul. Nariscalco at all. Docket number F dash two one four zero zero A dash two six dash zero one nine three. I'm administrative law judge Brian Schneider. I'll be presiding over this matter today. And as always, we'll start by taking appearances for the records. I can start with the division. The horn? Morning, Honor, Jeremy Horn, have you got from the securities division? Good morning. And uh for the respondents, Mr. Ashtar.
Paul Roshka 0:41
Oh good morning. Uh for the respondent Paul Roshka of Jennings Howe, Keller, McLeod, Waterfall.
Brian Schneider 0:49
Good morning. All right, uh we have a uh a notice and a request for hearing, so I'm gonna ask Mr Horne. Um how you'd like to proceed if You had the reins to do what you wanted.

Who are the parties appearing on the record and what roles do they play?

Jeremy Horn 1:06
Uh good morning, honor. Just uh request to set a hearing. Um Mr. Roshka has uh asked for an extension of time to file an answer, and I don't oppose. Um so I think that that matters settled.
Brian Schneider 1:19
All right. Do you have an uh approximation about how long uh the hearing would take?
Jeremy Horn 1:28
Uh on from the the securities divisions perspective, Your Honor, uh probably about uh two to three days. Perfect.
Brian Schneider 1:40
All right. Um Mr. Roshka, I'm gonna turn to you. Anything to uh add or dispute or confirm?
Paul Roshka 1:50
Yeah. Uh thank you. Uh I had communicated with Mr. Horn that I would like the answer date to be July seventh. Uh and he does not object to that. With regard to the days for the hearing. I would think Three days would be more than adequate. I could be wrong. I I I haven't had a chance to really Review much, I've just uh just been retained. Uh but uh I believe his estimate would be correct.

What request for a hearing and extension was filed and how was it addressed?

Brian Schneider 2:21
All right. Um Let me do this. I I can't multitask and I don't want to drive The court reporter crazy. So let's go off the record. We are now off the record. I'm just gonna kinda try to find a Time that works for everyone here. Um I'm thinking like uh just uh schedule a week. Like a five day block. Things to And what I'm hearing kind of were. Oh, I'm glad I didn't do this on the record because I don't want that. Oh
Paul Roshka 3:04
Well
Brian Schneider 3:06
Looks like we're gonna be booked for a while here. Mm-hmm. Okay. Well it looks like we could do it around Thanksgiving the week after the week of night war. We wanted to do that. Um Otherwise we're looking into twenty twenty seven. Um How does that uh if I suggested Sorry about my dog, everybody. Um Exact.

How long is the hearing expected to last according to the securities division?

Brian Schneider 3:52
Suggested November thirty to December four, how do people feel about that? Again, we're off the record zone if we can chime in.
Brian Schneider 4:13
Um otherwise we're looking
Brian Schneider 4:25
Uh probably February. So uh Let's do it the right way here, huh? Mm, Mr. Horn, what do you feel about uh Last week in November.
Jeremy Horn 4:41
Either the week of November thirtieth or in uh the first half of February of twenty twenty seven works for
Brian Schneider 4:49
Okay. Uh Mr. Rashka, do you have a preference she notes to?
Paul Roshka 4:56
Um Yes, yes. Can I have just a moment to look at my calendar?
Brian Schneider 5:03
Of course. Yeah, we're off the record, so We can all Do what we need to do and then I'll go back on the record and memorialize all this. So Sorry. February might be better 'cause squeezing in that November I think I might have a hearing right before after, might be a little Tricky
Paul Roshka 5:27
wouldn't be
Brian Schneider 5:28
done. But
Paul Roshka 5:30
With the week of February eighth work?
Brian Schneider 5:34
Yes. Um and I don't know if that was you, Mr.

What scheduling options were discussed for the hearing dates?

Brian Schneider 5:38
Roshke, who suggested that, but um Weber did not suggest that
Paul Roshka 5:42
was Paul Roshke, yes.
Brian Schneider 5:44
Perfect. Mr. Horn, does the week of February eighth work for you?
Paul Roshka 5:48
Yeah, sure.
Brian Schneider 5:50
All right. Um like we got a plane. Okay. So I should write that down, so I'll forget. Okay. Let's go. Yeah, I can't multitask. Let's go back on the record. Um Off the record. For the record. We discuss Good hearing date that worked for everyone. And We came up with the week of February eighth, two thousand twenty seven, um, to have the hearing scheduled. Um I usually ha do about the the sixty day prior for the um Exchange of witnesses of exhibits. Um Other than that, I think I have all the information I need as far as the answer goes. Um unless you feel a procedural order is necessary, uh I hear there's a stipulation and and I'm okay with with whatever date you guys decide to have an answer filed.

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