Transcription of Federal Probation and Supervised Release Violations
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Federal Probation and Supervised Release ViolationsUnited States Sentencing CommissionJuly 2020 CHARLES R. BREYER CommissionerDANNY C. REEVES CommissionerPATRICIA K. CUSHWAEx OfficioCANDICE C. WONGEx OfficioKENNETH P. COHENS taff DirectorGLENN R. SCHMITTD irector, Office of Research and DataJULY 2020 Federal Probation and Supervised Release Sentencing CommissionTable of ContentsIntroduction ..1 Key Findings ..3 Violations of Probation and Supervised Release in the Federal System ..5 Data Collection and Methodology ..12 Geographic Distribution ..14 Offender Characteristics ..19 Primary Offense Types and Characteristics ..20 Types and Lengths of Sentences Imposed ..27 Characteristics of Federal Supervision Violations ..30 Conclusion ..39 Endnotes ..41 Appendices ..51 Federal Probation and Supervised Release Violations For the first time, the Commission is reporting data collected from documents related to revocation hearings.
Jul 28, 2020 · terminate a term of probation early after considering the factors in 18 U.S.C. § 3553(a), the court also has the authority, discussed below, to extend or revoke a probation sentence for an offender in certain circumstances.13 Sections 3561 through 3566 of title 18, United States Code, and Chapter Five, Part B of the Guidelines Manual provide
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