US · rules
D. Me. Loc. R. 132.1
Revocation of Probation or Supervised Release
(a) Time for Filing Revocation Report
Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, the probation officer must file on ECF
a revocation report with the Court not more than 10 calendar days after either
(1) a finding of or waiver of probable cause that a violation of supervised release
or probation has been committed, in the case of an arrested defendant; or (2)
an initial appearance by a defendant who has been summonsed. When filed on
ECF, the revocation report will be disclosed to counsel for both parties and to
the defendant.
(b) Contents of the Revocation Report
The revocation report disclosed to counsel for both parties and the defendant
must contain information about the defendant’s compliance while on
supervision, sentencing options, and a dispositional recommendation. The
probation officer’s justification for the recommended disposition must be filed
on ECF and disclosed to the Court only. Objections to the revocation report will
be addressed orally at the time of the revocation hearing.
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- www.med.uscourts.gov
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- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-19
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