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Motion/Letter for Early Termination of Probation — Case No. 2:18-cr-00025

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A Motion/Letter for Early Termination of Probation, Document 62, filed November 2, 2021 in Case 2:18-cr-00025-JRG-CRW, addressed to the Honorable Judge under Case Number 2:18/CR/25. The writer requests early termination of probation in accordance with the Second Chance Act and states having completed 13 months of a 3-year probation sentence. The letter states that the writer has reported every month, has paid on restitution every month without missing a payment, has gone to every scheduled drug test and tested negative every time, and has had no contact with law enforcement or violations. It also states that the writer will remain on state probation until December 2023 if early termination is granted.

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“Motion/Letter for Early Termination of Probation — Case No. 2:18-cr-00025.” Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/source-documents/gov-uscourts-tned-84581-62-0-f33c6dd8b2/, SHA-256 4ed8ed38572501b6a87a79253f16883c502d3b48d825cc0e991c2f2cb4843edb.

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              Motion/ Letter for Early Termination of Probation


Case Number 2:18/CR/25


Dear Honorable Judge,


       I am requesting early termination of probation in accordance with the Second Chance

Act.


       I have completed 13 months of my 3-year probation sentence. I am also serving

concurrently a 3-year state probation (which was the same charge that went Federal). If I am

granted early termination of my Federal probation I will still be on State probation until

December 2023.


       In my 13 months, I have resumed care for my 3 children as well as my granddaughter. I

have rebuilt family relationships and restored community ties. I have reported every month . I

have paid on my restitution every month as well without missing a payment. I have gone to

every scheduled drug test and tested negative every time. I have not had any contact with law

enforcement, nor have I had any violations.


       I have been a caretaker for my mother who has been battling with medical issues for

quite some time. In August 2020 she had surgery to remove cervical cancer followed by being

diagnosed with Covid-19, then as of late a nodule was discovered on her lungs and she has also

suffered with Pneumococcal Pneumonia. I recently began working for a nonprofit organization

that helps women and children of dom~stic violence situations called Miracle Honesty

Foundation. I hope to become more involved with the foundation once released from




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probation as working with people is passion of mine. I am also registered to begin Aesthetician

school in November. It is a 7-month program that I am excited to begin.


       I am committed to making a better life for myself my children and my family. I am

striving everyday to be a better person that I was yesterday. Holding myself accountable and

continuing to learn and grow in all aspects of life.


I truly appreciated your time and consideration,




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