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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 300 Filed 06/15/21 Page 22 of 32 18 L4TPDAYS have not seen my family. We're not allowed visits. But even through all I've been through, I still focused on taking all the programs that I'm allowed, and I try to keep myself as busy in a positive way, educate myself even more for the reentry into society. My biggest goal has been staying drug free and not using drugs. I am also in the RDAP program, which has taught me how to recognize my criminal thinking errors and has strengthened me by teaching me and incorporating my learning to focus on smart goals, smart goals and positive ways of thinking, principles to apply to my daily life that will help me to avoid repeated problematic behaviors. I want to thank my lawyer, and I want to thank you, your Honor, for giving me a chance to express myself. I've been compliant ever since I've been locked up. I've tried to help people ever since I've been in here, and I've been taking courses to prepare myself for reentry, and I'm truly sorry for my mistakes. THE COURT: So I can't give Ms. Days a just sentence. I can give her a five-year sentence. My hands are tied. I have to give her a five-year sentence and that I will do, 60 months. The 75 days that she spent in the SHU takes care of the other three. Ms. Days is a very educated and eloquent woman, and I have, sadly, heard, both as a sentencing judge and in my capacity as the chief judge that I've just relinquished, SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 DOJ-OGR-00004765",
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