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The Court held that the Sentencing Reform Act does not automatically extend supervised release when a defendant absconds; statutory limits and procedures control.
The Court held that abscondment does not automatically extend supervised release under the Sentencing Reform Act, reversing the Ninth Circuit.
Petition for warrant or summons alleging Ruben Landa OCampo violated supervised release by committing new state crimes, including assault, firearm possession, reckless driving, and third-degree assault.
Petition in a supervised release matter alleging Ruben Landa OCampo failed to report to probation within 72 hours of release, with a warrant sought.
Petition alleging multiple supervised-release violations by Louis Mark Clark; the court ordered issuance of a warrant and incorporated the violations into pending proceedings.
The court issued a warrant and incorporated a new supervised-release violation after a positive drug test and admission of methamphetamine use.
The probation office alleged multiple supervised-release violations by Louis Mark Clark, including missed drug testing, positive drug screens, marijuana possession, and missed reporting and treatment appointments.
Amended criminal judgment imposing 6 months of home detention, 3 years of supervised release, a $100 special assessment, and $51,278 restitution.
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