§ 31-416 – Execution of warrant to take paroled prisoner or offender on community supervision; expenses
31-416. Execution of warrant to take paroled prisoner or offender on community supervision; expenses A. Any officer of the department of corrections or any officer authorized to serve criminal process within this state, to whom the warrant provided by section 31-415 is delivered, shall execute the warrant by taking the paroled prisoner or offender on […]
§ 31-417 – Notification to board of parole violator; hearing; reimprisonment
31-417. Notification to board of parole violator; hearing; reimprisonment At the meeting held at the state prison of the board of executive clemency next following the retaking of a paroled prisoner or an offender on community supervision, the board shall be notified that the prisoner or offender has been retaken. If the paroled prisoner or […]
§ 31-418 – Community supervision fee; deposit; community corrections enhancement fund; drug testing costs
31-418. Community supervision fee; deposit; community corrections enhancement fund; drug testing costs A. During the period of time that the prisoner remains on community supervision, the state department of corrections shall require as a condition of community supervision that the prisoner pay a monthly supervision fee of at least sixty-five dollars unless, after determining the […]
§ 31-441 – Application for pardon; statement of facts proved at trial
31-441. Application for pardon; statement of facts proved at trial When an application is made for a pardon, the board of executive clemency may require the judge of the court before whom the applicant was convicted, or the county attorney by whom the action was prosecuted, to furnish the board, without delay, a statement of […]
§ 31-442 – Application for pardon; notice; exceptions
31-442. Application for pardon; notice; exceptions A. At least ten days before the board of executive clemency acts upon an application for a pardon, written notice of intention to apply therefor, signed by the person applying, shall be served on the county attorney of the county where the applicant was convicted, and proof of the […]
§ 31-342 – Escape; liability for costs incurred in apprehension
31-342. Escape; liability for costs incurred in apprehension A. Any person who is convicted of escape from custody or a correctional facility pursuant to section 13-2502, 13-2503 or 13-2504 is liable for any costs incurred in the person’s apprehension, including costs incurred for food, lodging and travel during transportation of the person to the correctional […]
§ 31-443 – Power of governor to grant reprieves, commutations and pardons
31-443. Power of governor to grant reprieves, commutations and pardons The governor, subject to any limitations provided by law, may grant reprieves, commutations and pardons, after conviction, for all offenses, except impeachment, upon conditions, restrictions and limitations he deems proper.
§ 31-401 – Board of executive clemency; qualifications; appointment; officers; quorum; meeting
31-401. Board of executive clemency; qualifications; appointment; officers; quorum; meeting A. The board of executive clemency is established consisting of five members who are appointed by the governor pursuant to this subsection and section 38-211. B. The members of the board shall serve on a full-time basis and receive compensation as determined pursuant to section […]
§ 31-444 – Power of governor to suspend sentence for treason pending consideration by legislature
31-444. Power of governor to suspend sentence for treason pending consideration by legislature The governor may suspend execution of the sentence upon a conviction for treason until the case may be reported to the legislature at its next session, at which time the legislature may either pardon, direct execution of the sentence, or grant a […]
§ 31-402 – Powers of board; powers and duties of governor; powers and duties of executive director
31-402. Powers of board; powers and duties of governor; powers and duties of executive director A. For all persons who committed felony offenses before January 1, 1994, the board of executive clemency shall have exclusive power to pass on and recommend reprieves, commutations, paroles and pardons. A reprieve, commutation or pardon may not be granted […]