Where Do Judges Draw The Line In Early Termination Of Probation?
Some will tell you if you still owe restitution, you can’t get off federal supervision early.
But as a matter of fact, we just recently saw one of our motions for this exact request granted in the Southern District of Texas.
Not only that, but the government even responded urging the judge to deny this request.
Despite all this, it passed. Congratulations to our client, Simone!
We wrote her early termination of supervision, and the judge asked for a response from the prosecutor. Both the prosecutor and her probation officer objected to her release from supervision.
We responded to that motion, and in the end, our request was granted.
When you become a client of Federal Prison Tips seeking early termination of probation, the price you pay includes the cost of all responses necessary that come as a result of the original motion. A quality response is your time to shine, and is what often wins motions like these.
It takes less than 30 days to prepare and provide a motion from the moment payment is received.
By no means is this the first early termination motion we’ve won – but it is the first for which we were given to share on social media – so thank you again to Simone for allowing us to share in your success!
Feel free to reach out here on our website if you want to get your supervised release terminated early, or if you need any other kind of post-conviction assistance.