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Letter Re: United States v. Spitzer, et. al., 24 Cr. 528 (ESK) (Dkt. 82, D.N.J.)

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Letter of August 11, 2025, to Judge Edward S. Kiel (D.N.J.) from Henry E. Mazurek and Jason I. Ser of Meister Seelig & Fein PLLC for Arthur Spitzer in United States v. Spitzer, et. al., 24 Cr. 528 (ESK), filed as Document 82. It seeks a temporary modification of the release conditions imposed at the September 3, 2024 arraignment: a $250,000 secured appearance bond with travel restricted to the District of New Jersey, plus the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York for attorney visits only and, by a later modification, the Eastern District of New York for medical treatment. The request is to let Spitzer travel to Brooklyn on Wednesday, August 13, 2025, to attend a bar mitzvah, with Spitzer agreeing not to communicate with anyone associated with the case who is there. Pretrial Services Officer Todd Jones and AUSA Daniel Friedman were consulted; neither side objects.

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Case 1:24-cr-00528-ESK          Document 82          Filed 08/11/25    Page 1 of 1 PageID: 298




                                                                                          Jason I. Ser
                                                                                               Partner
                                                                                Direct (646) 539-3712
                                                                                  Fax (212) 655-3535
                                                                                    jis@msf-law.com

                                        August 11, 2025
VIA ECF
The Honorable Edward S. Kiel
United States District Judge
District of New Jersey
Mitchell H. Cohen Building & U.S. Courthouse
4th & Cooper Streets, Room 1050
Camden, New Jersey 08101

       Re:     United States v. Spitzer, et. al., 24 Cr. 528 (ESK)

Dear Judge Kiel,

        We write on behalf of our client, Arthur Spitzer, to respectfully request that the Court
modify the conditions of release imposed in this case at the arraignment hearing on September 3,
2024. At that time, the Court ordered, among other conditions, release on a $250,000 secured
appearance bond with travel restricted to the District of New Jersey and, for purposes of attending
attorney visits only, the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York. The Court later modified
the travel conditions allowing Mr. Spitzer to travel to the Eastern District of New York as needed
for medical treatment. Mr. Spitzer seeks temporary modification of the travel conditions to allow
him to travel to Brooklyn, in the Eastern District of New York, on Wednesday, August 13, 2025,
to attend his nephew’s bar mitzvah. Mr. Spitzer agrees that he will not communicate with anyone
associated with the case if they are present.

       We contacted Pretrial Services Officer Todd Jones and Assistant United States Attorney
Daniel Friedman about the instant modification request. Pretrial Services and the government
have no objection.

       Thank you for your consideration of this matter.

                                        Respectfully Submitted,

                                             /s/ JIS
                                        Henry E. Mazurek
                                        Jason I. Ser
                                        Meister Seelig & Fein PLLC
                                        Attorneys for Arthur Spitzer

cc:    Counsel of record (via email)
       United States Pretrial Services (via email)

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