Opinion
18cr41 (DLC)
11-18-2021
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, v. CHRISTOPHER ASHE, Defendant.
ORDER
DENISE COTE UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
Through a letter dated January 31, 2022, and received in mid-February, Christopher Ash reports that he will soon be released to a half-way house. Ash asks the Court to grant him the opportunity to spend the time with his father and other family members in his father's home instead of having to reside at the half-way house itself. Ash reports that he will not let his family down and is aware that he has much of his life ahead of him. Ash is hereby
ADVISED that the Court does not make the decision of whether those in Bureau of Prisons custody must reside in a half-way house or can reside with their family as they complete their term in Bureau of Prisons custody. Ash should make his request to the Bureau of Prisons officials in charge of his assignment and if necessary with the half-way house staff should he be assigned to live there. The Court hopes that Ash finds employment quickly and establishes a stable, health life with his family in his new community.