Order — United States v. David Epstein (Dkt. 53.3)

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Order in United States v. David Epstein, Cr. No. RDB-23-210, in the District of Maryland, on the defendant's motion to amend his conditions of supervised release. The text states that the motion is GRANTED and that the defendant is permitted out of his home for religious services in excess of 4 hours a week and, should he obtain employment, in excess of 50 hour a week, with schedules provided to Probation. It permits travel to the defendant's daughter's softball games as outlined in Exhibits 1 and 2 to the motion, with travel plans given to Probation in advance. All other conditions of supervised release remain the same. The signature line names Richard D. Bennett, Judge.

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  Case 1:23-cr-00210-RDB           Document 53-3         Filed 06/15/26    Page 1 of 2




                       UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                       FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARYLAND


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA                    *

     V.                                     *                      Cr. No. RDB-23-210
DAVID EPSTEIN                               *

                Defendant                   *

For: DAVID EPSTEIN                          *

                                         ORDER

    Upon consideration of defendant’s motion to amend his conditions of supervised

release, it is this _______ day of June, 2026, hereby ORDERED

    That the motion is GRANTED;

    That defendant is permitted out of his home for religious services in excess of 4

hours a week,

    That the defendant shall provide to Probation his religious schedule in advance each

week;

    That the defendant is permitted to obtain employment and, should he do so, is

permitted out of his home in excess of 50 hour a week;

    That should the obtain employment, he shall provide to Probation his employment

schedule each week;

    That the defendant is permitted to travel to and attend his daughter’s softball games

as outlined in Exhibits 1 and 2 to the motion;

    That the defendant shall provide his travel plans in advance to Probation;
  Case 1:23-cr-00210-RDB          Document 53-3       Filed 06/15/26     Page 2 of 2




    That the Probation Officer may approve other activities as he or she deems

appropriate and

    All other conditions of supervised release remain the same.



                                      _________________________________
                                      Richard D. Bennett, Judge


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