Section 13-8-26. – Statements by interested individuals or families.
§ 13-8-26. Statements by interested individuals or families. All individuals, members of the family, friends, legal counsel, agencies, or other interested persons desiring to make a statement with respect to a particular applicant for parole, shall submit it in writing for inclusion in the applicant’s folder, as provided in § 13-8-6. History of Section.G.L. 1938, […]
Section 13-8-27. – Fees and allowances of officers.
§ 13-8-27. Fees and allowances of officers. Every officer rendering any service, by order of the parole board or the chairperson, under this chapter shall be paid any fees and allowances that are authorized by law to be paid for like service in a criminal case, and the state controller is authorized and directed to […]
Section 13-8-14.2. – Special parole consideration for persons convicted as juveniles.
§ 13-8-14.2. Special parole consideration for persons convicted as juveniles. (a) When a person who is serving a sentence imposed as the result of an offense or offenses committed when he or she was less than eighteen years of age becomes eligible for parole pursuant to applicable provisions of law, the parole board shall ensure […]
Section 13-8-28. – [Obsolete.]
§ 13-8-28. [Obsolete.]
Section 13-8-3.1. – Subpoena powers of board.
§ 13-8-3.1. Subpoena powers of board. (a) Upon a specific demand made by either party to a preliminary or final parole revocation, the parole board is authorized and empowered to summon witnesses and to compel the production and examination of papers, books, accounts, documents, records, certificates and other legal evidence that may be necessary or […]
Section 13-8-4. – Facilities and supplies for board.
§ 13-8-4. Facilities and supplies for board. The director of corrections shall provide adequate quarters for the board for the purpose of holding meetings and shall provide space and facilities for the keeping of records for the board, together with the necessary equipment and supplies incident to the maintenance of the board. History of Section.G.L. […]
Section 13-8-5. – Staffing of parole board.
§ 13-8-5. Staffing of parole board. The director of corrections shall provide the board with an administrator, an investigator, a clerk, a psychologist(s), whose sole function within the department of corrections shall be to consult with the board, and the necessary stenographic service. Staff salaries shall be paid from the appropriation of the department of […]
Section 13-8-6. – Duties of administrator — Case folders.
§ 13-8-6. Duties of administrator — Case folders. (a) The duties of the administrator shall include the following: (1) To administer the office of the parole board; (2) To supervise the collection of data for each applicant for parole; (3) To summarize collected data and prepare a folder on each applicant for parole, including the […]
Section 13-8-6.1. – Notice to local police departments and to state police.
§ 13-8-6.1. Notice to local police departments and to state police. The parole board shall provide notice to the state and local police departments upon the release of a prisoner on parole, as provided in §§ 13-8-6 and 13-8-16. History of Section.P.L. 1983, ch. 215, § 2; P.L. 2002, ch. 319, § 1.
Section 13-8-7. – Expenses of board.
§ 13-8-7. Expenses of board. The members of the parole board shall be entitled to receive the traveling expenses necessarily incurred in the performance by them of any duty under this chapter. The general assembly shall annually appropriate any sum that it may deem necessary to defray the expenses of the board, including the traveling […]