Within fourteen days of receiving the report, the parties must communicate with the probation
officer, by email, telephone, or letter, regarding any material correction or objection to the report.
If the probation officer rejects the proposed revisions, the probation officer shall inform both
parties of the officer’s stance as soon as possible. The party must then file any objection of record
at least fourteen days before the date set for sentencing. The filing shall include the basis for the
proposed change(s) and, if applicable, authority in support of legal positions advanced. At least
seven days before the date set for sentencing, the probation officer will submit a revised report
and/or an addendum to the parties and the Court, responding to all filed objections.
