United States of America v. Jamir M. Ceruit

Williamsport, Pennsylvania, criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with possession of firearms in furtherance of drug drug trafficking.

One month after he was released from prison and began a three-year term of
supervised release, Ceruti was arrested for possessing narcotics. Later, Ceruti told his
probation officer that he used narcotics on two separate occasions. The Government
sought revocation of Ceruti’s supervised release based only on his admitted use of
narcotics to his probation officer, and the District Court revoked Ceruti’s supervised
release and sentenced him to twelve months in prison followed by six months in a
residential re-entry center and another two years of supervised release.

BOP for a term of Twelve (12) months. Two (2) years supervised release, with standard and special conditions. The defendant shall pay the remaining balance of the fine in the amount of $300.00. ORIGINAL JUDGMENT: BOP for a term of Sixty (60) months. Three (3) years supervised release, with standard and special conditions. $100 Special assessment. $300 fine. Forfeiture pursuant to the Indictment as detailed in the Preliminary Order of Forfeiture dated 9/1/20.