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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document300 _ Filed 06/15/21 Page 27 of 32 23 L4TPDAYS 1 she can see somebody. 2 also neglected to mention that I would ask the Court 3 to strongly suggest to the Bureau of Prisons that Ms. Days be 4 allowed to continue with any of her drug treatment. She's 5 taking drug treatment programs, as well as any vocational or 6 educational programs that she is allowed to participate in. I 7 think it will only help. She is going to try to get into any 8 program she can as much as she can, but —- 9 THE COURT: It is my recommendation that she be 10 incarcerated at Danbury, but as close as possible to the 11 New York City Metropolitan area in order to have facilitate 12 family visitation, which as a result of the pandemic, she has 13 been denied for over a year. 14 It's my recommendation that Ms. Days be considered for 15 the RDAP program. It's my recommendation that Ms. Days be 16 given continuing drug treatment, and as Ms. Days has proven 17 that she is someone who benefits from coursework and from being 18 put in a position to assist other inmates, it is my hope that 19 the Bureau of Prisons will take note of that and make sure that 20 she has plenty to do, both education-wise and mentoring-wise. 21 MR. DONALDSON: Thank you. 22 THE COURT: Ms. Days, when you are released, you will 23 have 72 hours to report to a United States probation officer 24 here at the courthouse on the sixth floor, and for four years 25 you'll meet on a regular basis with your probation officer. SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 DOJ-OGR-00004770