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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 300 Filed 06/15/21 Page 12 of 32 L4TPDAYS got involved in as many programs as she could to make sure that she was preparing herself for when she got released. I think as soon as she got arrested and as soon as she got detained and as soon as she was at MCC, she realized that it's time to start making herself a better person. So in order to do that, as I indicated on page 6 of my writing submission, she must have completed at least nine or ten different programs. Just to name a few, the first one I thought was really important was the inmate companion program. The reason why I put that first, and I think that's probably, in my opinion, the most important, is because not only does it help herself out, but she was trying to help others. And I think that's important going forward, that Ms. Day understands that's important to better herself while she's incarcerated. If she can help someone else out, that's good as well, and we need those kind of people when we get outside, people who not only help themselves but people who help others. So the fact that she participated in this inmate companion program for at least 16 or 17 months is very important. She also completed the Focus Forward project, which I know the courts in this district really take some good solace and put some weight behind that. She completed that program as well. She completed the Alternative to Drug Dealing, which SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 DOJ-OGR-00004755",
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