Opinion
Dkt No.: 11-00134-001
10-26-2012
U.S. v. Justin Birdsall
WILFREDO TORRES
CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER
Honorable ,
United States District Judge
Martin Luther King, Jr. Federal
Request for Permission
to Travel Outside of the
United States
Dear Judge Cavanaugh:
On June 13, 2011, the above-referenced individual was sentenced by Your Honor to a term of five years probation for the offense of Possession of Material Constituting/Containing Child Pornography. The offender was ordered to pay a $100 Special Assessment fee, along with the following special conditions: alcohol/drug testing/treatment; computer search; location monitoring; mental health treatment; no contact with minors; and sex offender registration.
The offender has been supervised by this office since the commencement of supervision and has been in general compliance as of yet. He completed his one-year term of location monitoring, as well as sex offender treatment. All drug tests administered have yielded negative results.
The offender has requested permission to travel, along with his family, to the Dominican Republic for vacation in November. (Please see attached letter from the offender, dated August 10, 2012.) The travel would conclude in one week and his parents have assured the undersigned that the offender would not be left alone. They had initially planned on traveling to Mexico; however, there was an extended delay in receiving a response from the Mexican Consulate. Therefore, their new itinerary has been changed to the Dominican Republic. The undersigned and Assistant United States Attorney Ronnell Wilson have no objections to this travel. The undersigned will be available to discuss this matter if Your Honor should wish. I may be contacted at (973) 445-8517.
Respectfully submitted,
WILFREDO TORRES, Chief
U.S. Probation Officer
By: Susan E. Karlak
Senior U.S. Probation Officer
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Enclosure
Please cheek the appropriate box.
[√ ] Permission to travel is granted.
[ ] Permission to travel is not granted.
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Signature