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Supervised Release Revocations After Haymond: Lingering Questions
Nearly seven years after United States v. Haymond, lower courts continue to treat the decision as narrow, preserving ordinary supervised-release revocation under § 3583(e)(3) while leaving harder questions about mandatory revocation, judge-found new criminal conduct, the exclusionary rule, and the limits of the jury-trial right.
May 25, 202615 min read
