§4104 Transfer of offenders on probation

Summary

Before the Attorney General agrees to transfer a person on probation into the United States, the Attorney General must get the okay from the U.S. district court that will supervise them. When the person arrives, the Attorney General must bring them before that court. The court will put the person under a probation officer and set rules as if the court had given the probation. Probation can be revoked under section 3565 and the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure if rules are broken, and a revoked probation means the suspended sentence is carried out. Sections 4105 and 4106 apply after revocation. Before the Attorney General agrees to transfer a person out of the United States, the Attorney General must get the permission of the court that has jurisdiction over the probationer.