Opinion
2:19CR20-PPS
08-09-2023
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v. GABRIEL GARNICA, Defendant.
OPINION AND ORDER
PHILIP P. SIMON, UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
After his plea of guilty to participation in a cocaine distribution conspiracy, I sentenced Gabriel Garnica to a sentence of 23 months' imprisonment “to run concurrently to any remaining undischarged term of imprisonment as ordered by the Miami-Dade County Circuit Court in Docket Number F18017767C.” [DE 191 at 2.] This and other language of the “Imprisonment” portion of the Judgment explains my intentions and reasoning. Now before me is a letter from Garnica, written from a Florida prison and identifying himself as DC #U91229, requesting assistance in clarifying his federal sentence for the classification department at that institution. To that end, I will direct the Clerk of Court to provide the classification department with a copy of the Judgment, which is the best and most appropriate authority for understanding Garnica's sentence in this case.
ACCORDINGLY:
In response to Gabriel Garnica's letter filed August 7, 2023 [DE 200], the Clerk is requested to provide a copy of this order, a copy of Garnica's Judgment [DE 191], and a copy of Garnica's letter filed August 7, 2023 [DE 200], to the following address:
ATTN: Classification Department
Lawtey Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 2000
Lawtey, FL 32058.
The Clerk shall also provide of copy of this order and the judgment to the defendant at the institutional address from which he sent the letter.
SO ORDERED.