USA v. Vance

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
v.
MAX VANCE,
Defendant.
No. 4:24-CR-00015
(Chief Judge Brann)
ORDER
FEBRUARY 19, 2026
In 	accordance 	with 	the 	accompanying 	Memorandum 	Opinion, 	IT 	IS
HEREBY ORDERED that:
1. 	Vance’s 	motion 	for 	an 	extension 	of 	time 	(Doc. 	96) 	is 	deemed
WITHDRAWN;
2. 	Vance’s motion to suppress evidence (Doc. 99) is DENIED;
3. 	Vance’s motion to return items (Doc. 101) is DENIED;
4. 	Vance’s motion to transfer trial (Doc. 105) is DENIED;
5. 	Vance’s motion to unseal documents (Doc. 112) is DENIED;
6. 	Vance’s motion to require internet access (Doc. 117) is GRANTED in
part. Vance’s facility of confinement is DIRECTED to provide Vance
with internet access, but only to the extent that, in its judgment, such
access is consistent with the facility’s rules, as well as the safety and
security of that facility;
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7. 	Vance’s motion to update the docket (Doc. 127) is DENIED as moot;
and
8. 	Vance’s motion to file a supplemental brief (Doc. 150) is GRANTED
and the brief is deemed filed.
BY THE COURT:
s/ Matthew W. Brann
Matthew W. Brann
Chief United States District Judge
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