US SB3485

Allows federal courts to grant home detention to eligible elderly or terminally ill offenders upon defendant motion, substituting supervised release with home detention for the unserved portion of their sentence

Reduces the time-served eligibility threshold from two-thirds to one-half of the imprisonment term (minus good-time credits) for the Elderly Home Detention Pilot Program

Extends authorization of the Elderly Home Detention Pilot Program from 2023 through 2029

Expands program eligibility to include offenders convicted under District of Columbia laws in addition to federal offenses

Establishes a 30-day waiting period for judicial review of compassionate release or home detention requests, after which defendants may petition the court regardless of whether the Bureau of Prisons has responded