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Talk with a lawyer about supervised release

Talk with attorney Brandon Sample about a federal supervised release issue: a violation, an upcoming hearing, a condition you want changed, travel or early termination. Send a brief request with the form on this page, and Criminal Center will contact you about scheduling. Sending the form does not reserve a consultation time.

What happens in a consultation?

The consultation is a call with Brandon Sample. You explain where things stand and what you want to change, he answers your questions about the issue, and he tells you whether Criminal Center can help. It does not include reviewing records ahead of time, a written follow-up or filing anything. Any further legal work needs a separate written agreement.

How do you request one?

Choose the closest match for your issue and send the form. You do not need to know the legal name for the problem or have your court papers in hand. We'll contact you to arrange a time.

This page gives general information about federal law. It is not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws and court rules change; check the official sources linked above. See our disclaimer.

$500 for up to one hour. The fee covers the one-hour call with Brandon Sample only. It does not include record review or a written follow-up. We’ll contact you to arrange a time. Sending this form does not charge you or hire the firm.

Sending this form doesn't make us your lawyer or protect any deadline. Please share only basic contact and case information, not admissions or sensitive documents. We keep consultation information confidential as Vermont ethics rules require, even if we don't take your case.

Tips for a supervised release question
  • For “Case stage,” choose “On supervised release” if supervision has started, or “Sentenced, in prison” if it has not.
  • For “Federal court,” “Don’t know” is accepted.
  • “Charges” means the original federal case. Check one general category; you can leave the description blank.
  • “Service wanted” is already set to supervised release.
  • The form asks for both an email and a phone number. A family member also gives the name of the person on supervision.
  • Case number, BOP register number and dates are optional.

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We’ll contact you to set a time.

Criminal Center handles federal criminal cases only. Send the form and we will contact you about a consultation.

Who’s reaching out?

It’s at the top of any court paper (indictment, plea agreement, judgment), usually with “cr” in it. Leave it blank if you don’t have it.

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Sending this form doesn't make us your lawyer or protect any deadline. Please share only basic contact and case information, not admissions or sensitive documents. We keep consultation information confidential as Vermont ethics rules require, even if we don't take your case.

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