During an almost three-hour hearing, Bennett scolded the U.S. Attorney’s Office for failing to justify the continued detention of Robinson, which “seriously violated” the defendant’s rights.
“I am beyond shock,” the judge added.
Robinson had been incarcerated since March 22 at the Department of Corrections after his extradition from Washington, D.C.
Robinson, who was arrested in January, was charged with making and possessing a counterfeit and forged document, namely a secured funding and offset bond, purportedly registered with the U.S. Department of Treasury and worth $200 million.
