Anon1 wrote:

Hi, Please see the top post in this section. We don't write letters for people. I do recall seeing a similar request to this several months ago. I found that by searching the Internet, I could locate a few sample letters. In reality, you probably don't need a bunch of sample letters. All you need to do is show in detail how this person has done everything possible to rehabilitate himself and the obstacles that he faces. And probably the more letters from different people, the better. If you do post your letter here for review, please change the name and other identifying key data to protect people's privacy. Good luck. MountainHiker

I found this...hope it helps

Criminal Defence Articles Make a positive impact with personal reference letters

by Tushar K. Pain

Letters of personal reference are typically used in the sentencing process. They provide the court insight into you and your reputation as a member of the community. A few good letters of personal reference can make a tremendously positive impact upon your case. These letters may also be useful in other aspects of your case. To make a positive impression through letters of personal reference, consider obtaining a minimum of three. Here is an outline for drafting a letter of personal reference:

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