Supervised Release Early Termination Evaluation Calculator
The SR ETEC Desktop Pro Calculator is the downloadable version of the SR ETEC supervised release early termination evaluation tool.
It is designed for users who want more than a one-time online calculation. Desktop Pro allows you to work locally, save case evaluations, reload them later, and maintain organized case files.
The calculator applies the framework in Guide to Judiciary Policy, Volume 8, Section 360.20 — Early Termination, including the one-year eligibility point, the 18-month presumptive recommendation standard, and the treatment of higher-risk persons. It also incorporates the Schuman termination standard, using revocation probability, compliance timing, and supervision progress to help identify people who qualify for early termination or deserve serious consideration.
Desktop Pro Includes
- Full SR ETEC calculator
- Offline/local browser-based use
- Export JSON to save case files
- Import JSON to reload saved case files
- Print / Save PDF
- Sample data
- Reset form
- Instruction document
- Sample JSON case file
- README file
Who It Is For
Desktop Pro is useful for:
- attorneys,
- advocates,
- supervisees,
- family members assisting with review,
- researchers,
- writers,
- or anyone evaluating multiple supervised release cases.
Why Upgrade from the Free Version?
The Free Online Version is useful for completing a single evaluation and printing or saving the result as a PDF.
Desktop Pro adds a case-file workflow.
With Desktop Pro, you can:
- save a completed evaluation,
- reload it later,
- update the case over time,
- keep JSON case records,
- work offline,
- and organize PDF reports alongside saved case files.
Simple Local Workflow
- Open the Desktop Pro calculator.
- Complete the evaluation.
- Print or save a PDF report.
- Export the JSON case file.
- Store the JSON file in your saved-case folder.
- Reopen the case later using Import JSON.
Important Note
SR ETEC is a decision-support tool. It does not replace legal advice, judicial discretion, probation office policy, or case-specific advocacy.
It is designed to help identify people who qualify for early termination or deserve serious consideration, rather than limiting review only to the easiest cases.
