In United States v. Moore, 14-3559, the Seventh Circuit continued its hyper-vigilance in reviewing supervised release sentences. The facts of the case are inconsequential except for these salient issues: the district court placed the defendant on supervised release for three years (within the applicable guideline range for supervised release) "without first enunciating its finding that [...]The post Supervised Release: First Things First appeared first on MILLER SHAKMAN AND BEEM, LLP.
