US SB3077

Requires courts to make individualized assessments when imposing federal supervised release terms, considering whether supervision is appropriate and stating reasons on the record

Creates a presumption of early termination of supervised release after defendants serve 50% of their term (or 66.6% for violent offenses), if they demonstrate good conduct and early release won't jeopardize public safety

Removes the one-year waiting period before defendants can seek early termination and requires the Administrative Office of U.S. Courts to notify defendants of early termination opportunities

Narrows mandatory revocation triggers by removing simple drug possession and drug testing refusal as automatic grounds for revoking supervised release

Directs GAO to study federal post-release supervision and reentry services, and requires a report on providing law enforcement availability pay to federal probation officers within 180 days