Order — No. 2:24-cr-00305 (Dkt. 114, M.D. Ala.)

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An order in United States v. Tametria Conner Dantzler, Criminal Action No. 2:24cr305-MHT, in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama, Northern Division, filed May 19, 2026 as Document 114 (4 pages) and signed by Judge Myron H. Thompson. On the defendant's motion to modify special conditions of supervised release (Doc. 106) and her supplement (Doc. 108), which seek to end the 52-weekend jail condition, the court clarifies that her one-year term of intermittent confinement ends July 2, 2026. She is to make up any missed weekends during the weekdays before July 3, 2026, and the court does not count four weekends between her release from incarceration and August 1, 2025. The motion is otherwise denied.

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  Case 2:24-cr-00305-MHT-SMD    Document 114   Filed 05/19/26   Page 1 of 4



  IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE

      MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAMA, NORTHERN DIVISION


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA              )
                                      )     CRIMINAL ACTION NO.
      v.                              )        2:24cr305-MHT
                                      )            (WO)
TAMETRIA CONNER DANTZLER              )


                                    ORDER

    This case is before the court on defendant Tametria

Conner Dantzler’s motion to modify special conditions of

supervised release (Doc. 106), and her supplement to that

motion (Doc. 108).       She seeks to terminate the condition

that states, in relevant part: “The defendant shall serve

52 weekends in jail, or an equivalent period of time each

week, for one year.”       Order Modifying Supervised Release

Condition    (Doc. 102)        at    3.     Having     considered        the

representations and arguments made in the motion, briefs,

and reports of the parties, and at a hearing on May 18,
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2026,* the court finds that the motion should be granted

only to the following extent.

       The court clarifies that Dantzler’s one-year term of

intermittent confinement ends on July 2, 2026.                        She is

to     make   up--during      the   weekdays      before      July     3--any

weekends she missed after her period of intermittent

confinement began on August 1, 2025.                  That is, contrary

to the above language ordering her to serve 52 weekends,

or an equivalent period (i.e., 104 days) in jail, the

court is not counting against her the four weekends

between her release from incarceration and her first

weekend of intermittent confinement on August 1, 2025,

based on the court’s understanding that the delay was not

her fault.          The motion will be denied in all other

respects.




    * Defense counsel stated at the hearing that Dantzler
is not asking that her sentence be set aside as illegal.
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      As    the   court    has     noted    previously,           it    cannot

eliminate or redress all hardships, conflicts, and even

substantial inconveniences faced by defendant Dantzler.

The court recognizes that the sentence is a hardship on

Dantzler, but sentences should not be easy, and the

sentence the court imposed is substantially better than

the   original     sentencing       range       of   57   to      71   months.

Dantzler would be well advised to recognize the court’s

lenience and accept her punishment instead of continuing

to complain to the court about the difficulty of her

significantly reduced sentence.

                                    ***

      Accordingly, it is ORDERED that:

      (1)   The   motion    to    modify    special        conditions            of

supervised release (Doc. 106) is granted to the extent

explained above and is otherwise denied.

      (2)    Defendant Tametria Conner Dantzler is to make

up--during the weekdays before July 3, 2026--any weekends

in jail she has missed or in the future misses between

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August 1, 2025, and her final weekend of intermittent

confinement prior to July 3, 2026.

    DONE, this the 19th day of May, 2026.

                                    /s/ Myron H. Thompson
                                 UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE




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