Letter to Judge Kiel Re: United States v. Spitzer, et al., Crim. No. 24-528 (ESK) (Dkt. 59, D.N.J.)
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In this April 25, 2025 letter in United States v. Spitzer, et al., Crim. No. 24-528 (ESK), Timothy D. Sini of Nixon Peabody LLP notifies U.S. District Judge Edward S. Kiel (D.N.J.) of Mendel Deutsch's commitment to a 90-day, in-patient rehabilitation facility in California and asks the court to confirm it has no objection. The letter says the September 3, 2024 Order Setting Conditions of Release restricted Deutsch's travel to New Jersey unless Pretrial Services approved otherwise, and that Pretrial Services later approved travel outside New Jersey restricted to the Continental United States. Pretrial Services and the government have no objection to the admission, and the letter says Deutsch is prepared to comply with any Pretrial Services reporting requirements.
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Case 1:24-cr-00528-ESK Document 59 Filed 04/25/25 Page 1 of 1 PageID: 209
Nixon Peabody LLP Timothy D. Sini
Tower 46 Partner
55 West 46th Street
New York, NY 10036-4120
Attorneys at Law T / 516.832.7655
nixonpeabody.com
@NixonPeabodyLLP F / 833.875.0420
tsini@nixonpeabody.com
April 25, 2025
VIA CM/ECF
Hon. Edward S. Kiel
United States District Judge
District of New Jersey
Mitchell H. Cohen Courthouse
One John F. Gerry Plaza
Camden, New Jersey 08101
Re: United States v. Spitzer, et al., Crim. No. 24-528 (ESK)
Dear Judge Kiel:
I am writing to notify the Court of and ensure that Your Honor has no objection to Mendel
Deutsch’s commitment to a 90-day, in-patient rehabilitation facility located in California.
Initially, as per the September 3, 2024 Order Setting Conditions of Release, Mr. Deutsch’s
ability to travel was restricted to New Jersey, unless otherwise approved by Pretrial Services.
Pursuant to Pretrial Release Reporting Instructions provided to Mr. Deutsch, Pretrial Services
approved Mr. Deutsch’s ability to travel outside of New Jersey only restricted to the Continental
United States. Moreover, Pretrial Services and the Government have no objection to Mr.
Deutsch’s admission into an in-patient rehabilitation center in California. Mr. Deutsch is prepared
to duly comply with any Pretrial Services reporting requirements required of him.
Sincerely,
Timothy D. Sini
Partner
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