Requires judges to make and state individualized findings before imposing supervised release and creates notice and a presumption process for early termination of supervised release after defendants serve specified portions of their term. Directs the courts’ administrative office to notify defendants and defender organizations about early-termination opportunities and applies victim-notice and participation rights to those proceedings.

Allows the Bureau of Prisons to release certain prisoners up to 12 months earlier when a sentencing court did not impose supervised release and the prisoner earns credits; directs a report on pay parity for federal probation and pretrial services officers; and requires the Government Accountability Office to study federal post-release supervision, reentry services, probation workforce capacity, and funding incentives and report to Congress.