Rico v. United States · ¶7

Ms. Rico's second stint on supervised release went no better than her first. Shortly after leaving prison in December 2017, she changed her residence without telling her probation officer, once again violating a condition of her release. Ibid. In response, a judge issued a warrant for her arrest in May 2018. Id., at 12a. But federal authorities apparently didn't catch up with her until January 2023. Id., at 3a. In between, too, it turned out that Ms. Rico committed new state-law offenses. In January 2021, authorities arrested her for evading police and driving without a license. And in January 2022, she was charged with possessing illicit drugs for sale. Both sets of crimes resulted in convictions. Brief for Petitioner 9–10.

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