Opinion
05-cr-149-jcs.
October 28, 2008
ORDER
On September 30, 2008, defendant Felicia S. Dumas filed a motion for relief pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3582, alleging that she is entitled to a reduction in her term of imprisonment because the Sentencing Commission has changed the guidelines for crack cocaine offenses. The motion will be denied as moot.
It appears that defendant may not have received a copy of the order granting her motion for a sentence reduction, which was signed on August 15, 2008, about the time that defendant was to be transferred from state to federal prison. Therefore, I am enclosing a copy of that order, in which defendant's sentence was reduced from 72 months to 57 months. Defendant should note that the federal term was imposed to run concurrently with her state prison and was to apply retroactively to the beginning of the state sentence. This means that when defendant was transferred to federal custody, she had a sentence of 22 months to serve.
ORDER
IT IS ORDERED that defendant Felicia S. Dumas's motion for a reduction of her sentence is DENIED as moot. Defendant was granted that relief in an order signed on August 15, 2008.