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[§ 3583(e)(1)] is the unequivocal provision for ending the term of supervised release without the possibility of its reimposition or continuation at a later time. Congress wrote that when a court finds that a defendant’s conduct and the interest of justice warrant it, the court may “terminate a term of supervised release and discharge the person released,” once at least a year of release time has been served.

1. Stable community reintegration (e.g., residence, family, employment);

2. Progressive strides toward supervision objectives and in compliance with all condition supervision;

3. No aggravated role in the offense of conviction, particularly large drug or fraud offenses;

4. No history of violence (e.g., sexually assaultive, predatory behavior, or domestic violence);

5. No recent arrests or convictions (including unresolved pending charges), or ongoing, uninterrupted patterns of criminal conduct;

6. No recent evidence of alcohol or drug abuse;

7. No recent psychiatric episodes;

8. No identifiable risk to the safety of any identifiable victim; and

9. No identifiable risk to public safety based on the Risk Prediction Index (RPI).