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I was sent this article from a recent 'candidate' to be my son's new lawyer.
Know your rights. This article talks a lot about how to fight supervised release Before the final sentencing.
I also talks about how the laws are interpreted by your PO or SO treatment center and how Your lawyer can interpret the law, or supervised release in a different way. Most of these release restrictions are vague and can be, and should be fought in the courts. It asks the question ,: is this ripe for litigation? It's time to fight back.
http://www.ussc.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/training/annual-national-training-seminar/2014/CP_branded-for-life.pdf
Know your rights. This article talks a lot about how to fight supervised release Before the final sentencing.
I also talks about how the laws are interpreted by your PO or SO treatment center and how Your lawyer can interpret the law, or supervised release in a different way. Most of these release restrictions are vague and can be, and should be fought in the courts. It asks the question ,: is this ripe for litigation? It's time to fight back.
http://www.ussc.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/training/annual-national-training-seminar/2014/CP_branded-for-life.pdf
And how lawyers start need to dealing with those restrictions as well during the sentencing faze.
Then it gives examples of this and talks about points to be dealt with.
the extras.. that we deal with now, are usually ignored but should be addressed.