Attorneys Experienced in Supervised Release

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In federal criminal court, prison sentences are followed by a term of supervised release. Supervised release is like being on probation or on bond, in that there are things you cannot do and there are things you must do.

How Do I Get Supervised Release in Federal Court?

In some cases, a judge can sentence a person to probation in lieu of sentencing someone to a term of imprisonment followed by a term of supervised release. The length of probation or supervised release depends on the offense and can range from more than one year to the remainder of your life.

Why Do Courts Sentence People to Supervised Release?

Courts believe supervised release helps prepare you for success after prison and probation helps modify your behavior to conform to the law without the need to go to prison, but most people find it burdensome. In some circumstances, usually after completing your first year of probation or supervised release, it is possible to end your term early. Terminating your probation or supervised release early involves communicating with the U.S. Attorney and U.S. Probation before filing a motion with the Court. If you wish to end your probation or supervised release term early, contact us.

Talk to a Criminal Defense Lawyer in Orlando

Are you on probation or supervised release? Do you need help ending your term early? If so, you should contact our experienced team of criminal defense lawyers to discuss the details of your case. At the Law Offices of Horwitz & Citro, P.A., we have been proudly serving clients throughout Florida since 1983, and we have the skills and resources that you need to secure the best result possible. Let us get to work for you today.

Call (407) 901-5852 to schedule your free consultation with an experienced legal advocate.