DateTypeSourceTitle with link
Aug 1, 2025Legal Side BarCongress.gov
Supreme Court: Retribution Tied to the Original Offense Cannot Factor into Supervised Release Revocation Decisions
Jul 1, 2025ArticleMcCarter & English, LLP
SCOTUS Limits Sentencing for Supervised Release Violations to Rehabilitation
Jun 25, 2025ArticleLaw360
Justices' Sentencing Ruling Is More Of A Ripple Than A Wave
Jun 24, 2025ArticlePerkins Coie Law Firm
US Supreme Court’s Esteras Ruling on Factoring “Retribution” Into Supervised Release Decisions Will Likely Have Limited Practical Impact
Apr 4, 2025ArticleLaw360
Court-Involved Supervised Release Shows Promising Results
Sep 24, 2024ArticleCato Institute
United States v. Moore Brief: Universal Disarmament of People on Supervised Release Is Unconstitutional
Mar 1, 2024JournalYale Law Journal
Apprendi, Punishment, and a Retroactive Theory of Revocation
Nov 3, 2023JournalCornell Law Review
The Constitutional Limits of Criminal Supervision
May 22, 2023ArticleFederal Defender of New York Blog
Circuit construes supervised-release conditions (restricting or monitoring computer and Internet use) in the defendant’s favor in order to avoid constitutional, statutory, or delegation problems
Apr 15, 2023ArticleCriminal Legal News
Supervised Release and the Erosion of Due Process Protection
Jan 1, 2023JournalVanderbilt Law Review
Constitutional Limits on the Imposition and Revocation of Probation, Parole, and Supervised Release after Haymond
Nov 30, 2022ArticleAmerican Constitution Society
It is Time to Reform Federal Supervised Release
Nov 15, 2022JournalVirginia Law Review
Expedient Imprisonment: How Federal Supervised Release Sentences Violate the Constitution
Jul 5, 2022JournalWestern New England Law Review
Give Me Freedom!: How Ambiguous Federal Supervised Release Conditions Undermine The Purpose Of The Sentencing Reform Act
May 3, 2022ArticlePenn State Law
Punishments for violating supervised release may violate constitutional rights
Sep 28, 2021ReportCongress.gov
Supervised Release (Parole): An Abbreviated Outline of Federal Law
Apr 19, 2021JournalCleveland State Law Review
Re-Imprisonment Without a Jury Trial: Supervised Release and the Problem of Second-Class Status
May 1, 2020JournalLoyola of Los Angeles Law Review
Supervised Release Is Not Parole
Jun 26, 2019OpinionSCOTUS
United States v. Haymond 17-1672
Oct 2, 2018JournalTulsa L. Review
Supervising Supervised Release: Where the Courts Went Wrong on Revocation and How United States v. Haymond Finally Got it Right
Apr 5, 2018JournalUniv of Richmond Law Review
Enforcing Statutory Maximums: How Federal Supervised Release Violates the Sixth Amendment Rights Defined in Apprendi v. New Jersey
Nov 2011JournalFordham Law Review
A World Without Internet: A New Framework for Analyzing a Supervised Release Condition That Restricts Computer and Internet Access
2021Training PrimerSentencing Commission
Sentencing Commission's Primer on Supervised Release
2020JournalGeorgetown Law
Haymond's Riddles: Supervised Release, the Jury Trial Right, and the Government's Path Forward
ArticleUniversity of Chicago Law School
Escaping from Release: Is Supervised Release Custodial under 18 USC § 751(a)?
ArticleWiki
Wiki United States federal probation and supervised release
Jun 27, 2025ArticleArticle
Esteras v. United States Answers Half the Question Presented
June 2022ArticleFederal Sentencing Reporter
“Breach of Trust” and U.S. v. Haymond
July 3, 2025ArticleCasemine
United States v. McFarlane: Post-Esteras Deference to District-Court Discretion in Upward Variances on Supervised-Release Revocations
July 3, 2025ArticleCasemine
Post-Esteras Clarification on Consecutive Revocation Sentences: United States v. Reynoso, 24-214 (2d Cir. June 30, 2025)
June 23, 2025ArticleCasemine
“No Retribution on Revocation” – The Supervised-Release Principle in Esteras v. United States (2025)
Feb 15, 2021PaperWashington Law Review
Revocation and Retribution
Oct 2024ArticlePrisonPolicy.org
One Size Fits None: How ‘standard conditions’ of probation set people up to fail
ArticleUniversity of Chicago Law School
Escaping from Release: Is Supervised Release Custodial under 18 USC Sec. 751(a)?
ArticleJustice Center
Supervision Violations and Their Impact on Incarceration
2025ArticleAmerican Criminal Law Review
Terminating Supervision Early
Apr 15, 2023ArticleCriminal Legal News
Supervised Release and the Erosion of Due Process Protection
July 17, 2017ArticleOpenSocietyFoundations.org
It’s Time to Overhaul America’s Broken Probation and Parole Systems
May 1, 2022ArticleUniv of Baltimore Law Review
Recalibrate Revocations of Supervised Release
ToolkitSentencing Commission
USSC Supervised Release Toolkit
2025ArticleJudicature
Court-Involved Supervised Release: A Call to Action

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