Supervised Pre-Trial Release

Supervised Pre-Trial Release
Drew Solnoki, Byrd Law Firm

Prospective clients often ask me, “What is SPR?” SPR stands for Supervised Pre-Trial Release, which is a program where you can be released from jail under supervision, sometimes without being required to post a monetary bond.

Supervised Pre-Trial Release requires that you call in weekly, usually two to three times a week, and it also requires that you undergo drug testing along with some other conditions depending on the nature of the charge. Now, many of my clients don’t want to be on Supervised Pre-Trial Release. They find it to be an inconvenience that they must call or report in person and miss work for drug testing.

We often are successful in filing motions to have Supervised Pre-Trial Release, modified, or even terminated so that our client is no longer required to abide by the conditions put in place by the Court. If you are interested in talking about Supervised Pre-Trial Release or having your Supervised Pre-Trial Release modified or terminated, please call the Byrd Law Firm.

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