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Letter to Judge Kaplan — United States v. Chanette Lewis et al. (Southern District of New York, Document 133)

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Document 133, filed 05/16/24, in Case 1:21-cr-00729-LAK, is a letter dated May 15, 2024 from Ezra Spilke of the Law Offices of Ezra Spilke to Judge Kaplan in United States v. Chanette Lewis et al., No. 21 Cr. 729, for the client Tatiana Daniel. With the consent of the government and of Pretrial Services, the letter requests a 30-day extension of the June 6, 2024, surrender date, to July 8, 2024. It states that the Bureau of Prisons has yet to inform Ms. Daniel of the facility to which to report and that Ms. Daniel wants time to earn money for a commissary account. It names AUSA Michael Neff and Pretrial Services Officer Christina Venable as the contacts who do not object.

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        Case 1:21-cr-00729-LAK Document 133 Filed 05/16/24 Page 1 of 1



            --11             Law Offices of Ezra Spilke
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                                                                 1825 Foster Avenue, Suite I K
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                                                                             t: (718) 783-3682
                                                                        e: ezra@spilkelaw.com
                                                                           www.spilkelaw.com
                                                     May 15, 2024
ByECF
The Honorable Lewis A. Kaplan
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
500 Pearl Street
New York, New York 10007

Re:   United States v. Chanette Lewis et al., No. 21 Cr. 729
      Client: Tatiana Daniel

Dear Judge Kaplan:

      With the consent of the government and of Pretrial Services, I write to
respectfully request a 30-day extension of the June 6, 2024, surrender date.

       The Bureau of Prisons has yet to inform Ms. Daniel of the facility to which
she is to report. Moreover, Ms. Daniel is trying to earn as much money as she can to
fund her commissary account while she is incarcerated. Many if not most people in
BOP custody have family or other supporters add money to their commissary
account. Ms. Daniel does not have anyone who can or will do that for her, and she
reports that she was unable to work for approximately two weeks in April due to a
flu-like illness and has, thus, lost some of the earnings that she was relying upon. A
later surrender date would provide Ms. Daniel with the opportunity to gather the
necessary financial resources to better equip her for her term of imprisonment.

      Accordingly, we respectfully request that the Court grant Ms. Daniel an
extension of her surrender date to July 8, 2024. I have conferred with AUSA
Michael Neff and Pretrial Services Officer Christina Venable, who both inform me
that neither the government nor Pretrial Services object to this request. The Court's
considerate attention to this matter is greatly appreciated.

                               Respectfully submitted,


                                    lJ~~
                                     Ezra Spilke

cc:   Tatiana Daniel, by email
      AUSA Michael Neff, by ECF
      Christina Venably, Pretrial Services, by email

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