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U.S. v. Carter, No. 97-50620 (9th Cir.) (159 F.3d 397) (October 21, 1998) (Judge Harry Pregerson)

Like every sanctimonious and newfangled Government program ever invented, the lofty purposes and giddy goals of supervised release seem to grow inexorably each year. We are told that "supervision" is necessary to give the parolee the guidance that he needs after a lengthy prison term - where rehabilitation has been ...

 

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