Newark, NY asked in Criminal Law and Federal Crimes for New York

Q: I recently completed my federal supervision. Can I petition the judge to put me back on supervision?

I don't feel comfortable with this after 20 years of both prison and supervision.

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A: You can petition the judge to request a change in your post-supervision status. Judges can consider requests based on personal circumstances, but it's important to present a compelling case. Detail your concerns and how continued supervision might help you adjust.

Consult with your attorney to understand the legal process and potential outcomes. Your attorney can help you prepare a strong petition and guide you through the necessary steps.

It's also beneficial to gather supporting documents and statements from people who can attest to your situation. This can strengthen your petition and provide the judge with a clear understanding of your needs.

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