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Appellate Court Says Federal Supervised Release Should Be Shortened
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Forbes reports that an appellate court has said federal supervised release should be shortened, offering guidance that could reduce the caseloads of US Probation Officers. The outlet notes those officers are struggling with their workload.
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Appellate Court Says Federal Supervised Release Should Be Shortened
US Probation Officers are struggling with workload. An appellate court just provided some guidance to reduce their case load.
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