Safer Supervision Act of 2025

This bill changes federal rules on supervised release, the period of monitoring after a prison sentence. Judges would have to make an individualized decision on whether to impose supervised release, how long it lasts, and its conditions, and explain their reasons on the record. It creates a presumption of early termination once a person has served half of the term (or two-thirds for crimes of violence), shown good conduct, and poses no risk to public safety, and requires that people be notified of their chance to seek early termination. It also lets the Bureau of Prisons release people up to 12 months early using earned time credits even if they were not sentenced to supervised release, and orders reports on pay for probation officers and on federal reentry services.

Full text and official record on Congress.gov

Sponsors

• Mike Lee Republican sponsor
• 7 cosponsors