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Letter (bail conditions) — No. 7:22-cr-00320 (Dkt. 24, S.D.N.Y.)

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A letter from Gedalia M. Stern of NechelesLaw, LLP to Judge Philip M. Halpern in USA v. Elizier Scher, 22-cr-320, filed as Document 24 in Case 7:22-cr-00320-PMH. It asks the court to modify Scher's bail, which bars travel outside New York or New Jersey without permission, so that Scher can travel to Arizona from February 12-16 for a short vacation, staying in Casa Grande. The letter states that Scher was arrested last year and charged with fraudulently obtaining EIDL loans, has reached a plea agreement with the government and is scheduled to enter a guilty plea on February 1, and that the pre-trial officer and the assigned AUSA do not object. The filed copy bears an endorsement over Judge Halpern's name, dated January 17, 2023, reading Application granted, modifying the bail conditions to allow the trip and directing Scher to provide an itinerary to pre-trial services.

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        Case 7:22-cr-00320-PMH
Case 7-22-cr-00320-PMH          Document
                          Document       24 inFiled
                                   23 Filed    NYSD 01/17/23 Page 1 ofPage
                                                      on 01/17/2023    1   1 of 1

NechelesLaw, LLP
 1120 Avenue of the Americas
 New York, NY 10036



                                                  Application
                                               January        granted. Mr. Scher's bail conditions are modified
                                                        17, 2023
                                                  such that he is permitted to travel to Arizona on February 12,
Via ECF                                       2023 for a vacation with his wife and return on February 16,
Hon. Philip M. Halpern                        2023. Mr. Scher is directed provide his itinerary to pre-trial
The Hon. Charles L. Brieant Jr.               services.
Federal Building and United States Courthouse
                                              SO ORDERED.
300 Quarropas St.
White Plains, NY 10601
                                                  _______________________
       Re: USA v. Elizier Scher, 22-cr-320        Philip M. Halpern
                                                  United States District Judge

                                                  Dated: White Plains, New York
Dear Judge Halpern:                                      January 17, 2023

        We respectfully write to request a modification of the terms of Mr. Scher’s bail to allow
him to travel to Arizona from February 12-16.

       As Your Honor knows, Mr. Scher was arrested last year and charged with fraudulently
obtaining EIDL loans. He has recently reached a plea agreement with the government and is
scheduled to enter his guilty plea on February 1.

        Under the terms of Mr. Scher’s bail, he cannot travel outside of New York or New Jersey
without permission from the Court. We therefore respectfully request permission for Mr. Scher
to travel to Arizona for a short vacation with his wife. He will be staying in Casa Grande, and, if
this request is granted, he will provide his full itinerary to his pre-trial officer.

       I have spoken to both Mr. Scher’s pre-trial officer and the assigned AUSA and neither
has any objection to this request.



                                                       Respectfully submitted,
                                                               /s/


                                                       Gedalia M. Stern


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