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The document is a worksheet for a presentence report used by the United States District Court's Federal Probation System. It includes sections for defendant identification, offense data, criminal history, offender characteristics, and financial condition. The worksheet collects comprehensive information about the defendant's personal details, charges and convictions, family background, employment history, physical and mental health status, and substance abuse history to assist in the sentencing process.

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Begin with the Facesheet Data section. Fill in the defendant's court name, true name, docket number, district, judge/magistrate, sentencing date, USPO, arrest date, and contact information for both the Assistant U.S. Attorney and Defense Counsel.
Proceed to Defendant's Identification. List all names used by the defendant along with their date of birth, race, sex, place of birth, country of citizenship, immigration status, number of dependents, education level, and identification numbers.
In the Offense Data section, provide details about charges and convictions including dates of indictment and conviction. Check appropriate boxes regarding release status and plea agreements.
Complete the Defendant's Criminal History by detailing any past arrests or pending charges. Include supervision status if applicable.
Fill out Offender Characteristics by providing residential history and family background. Document marital status and children if relevant.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before saving your completed form using our platform’s export feature.

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How to get a pre-sentence report?

Try obtaining your copy from the court probation department at the court location where you were sentenced. Some probation departments are harder to deal with then others. Otherwise, retain competent criminal defense counsel to assist you, if your previous attorney did not maintain a copy in his file to provide you.

What to say in a pre-sentence report?

Five Things to Know Before Your Pre-Sentence Report Most importantly, accept responsibility for the offence. Explain your actions, but do not give excuses. Be prepared to provide some detailed information. Prepare a list of people who can be contacted to provide information about you.

Who prepares a pre-sentence report?

After completion of all necessary interviews and gathering of needed documents, the probation officer prepares the presentence report, which contains the information required by Rule 32. The probation officer is responsible for preparing all sections of the presentence report.

How to do a pre-sentence report?

Pre-Sentence Reports: Open and Honest Communication Discussing your background, life experiences, and factors that may have contributed to the offence is important. Your transparency will help the probation officer draft a report that accurately reflects your situation.

What does a PSR look like?

The PSR will start with the face sheet identifying the sentencing judge, prosecutor, defense counsel, sentencing date, offense counts in the indictment/information, arrest date, release status (identifying how much time, if any, the defendant has spent in custody), detainers, codefendants, any related cases, and date