Section 24-15A-41.1 – Parole of inmate to custody of another state or federal jurisdiction.
24-15A-41.1. Parole of inmate to custody of another state or federal jurisdiction. Notwithstanding an inmate’s statutory right to refuse parole or waive parole consideration, the Board of Pardons and Paroles may parole an inmate to the custody of another state or federal jurisdiction for the purpose of confinement and or deportation if it is in […]
Section 24-15A-42 – Procedural rules–Parole release standards.
24-15A-42. Procedural rules–Parole release standards. Pursuant to chapter 1-26, the board may promulgate procedural rules for the effective enforcement of this chapter and for the exercise of the powers and duties conferred upon it. Additionally, the board shall utilize the following standards in determining if the inmate has substantively met the requirements for parole release […]
Section 24-15A-29.1 – Parole date on revocation prior to release.
24-15A-29.1. Parole date on revocation prior to release. If a suspended sentence is revoked and imposed prior to the initial parole date, a new initial parole date subject to § 24-15A-38 shall be calculated on the newly imposed incarceration term. Source: SL 2021, ch 114, § 2.
Section 24-15A-30 – Parole release of inmate requiring treatment.
24-15A-30. Parole release of inmate requiring treatment. If an inmate sentenced pursuant to §23A-27-38 becomes eligible for parole release, the department shall consult with the treating facility at which the inmate is being treated, or from which the inmate has been discharged concerning the information required by §23A-27-39. If the inmate is released on parole, […]
Section 24-15A-31 – Modification of parole agreement.
24-15A-31. Modification of parole agreement. If the parolee or the parole agent wish to modify the terms, conditions, restrictions, and requirements contained within a parolee’s parole agreement, the request shall be forwarded to the executive director of the board for approval. Source: SL 1996, ch 158, §30.
Section 24-15A-32 – Establishment of initial parole date–Calculation of parole date–Certain crimes deemed violent for purposes of parole–Minimum time to be served .
24-15A-32. Establishment of initial parole date–Calculation of parole date–Certain crimes deemed violent for purposes of parole–Minimum time to be served . Each inmate sentenced to a penitentiary term, except those under a sentence of life or death, or determined to be ineligible for parole as authorized in §24-15A-32.1, shall have an initial parole date set […]
Section 24-15A-32.1 – Withholding of parole eligibility of sex offender based upon history, treatment, and risk factors.
24-15A-32.1. Withholding of parole eligibility of sex offender based upon history, treatment, and risk factors. Upon recommendation of sex offender treatment program staff and following a review of the inmate’s history, treatment status, risk of re-offense, and psycho-sexual assessment, the warden may, at any time prior to the inmate’s final discharge, recommend to the Board […]
Section 24-15A-33 – Change in initial parole date.
24-15A-33. Change in initial parole date. An inmate’s initial parole date is subject to change upon receipt of information regarding a change in the number of prior felony convictions or any subsequent felony convictions. Any inmate who is aggrieved by the established parole date may apply for a review of the date with the board […]
Section 24-15A-34 – Individual program directives for inmates.
24-15A-34. Individual program directives for inmates. Within thirty days of admission to the department, the department shall establish an individual program directive for each inmate which may include the following: (1)Required work, school, or program participation; (2)Refraining from conduct evincing an intent to reoffend; and (3)Required conduct in accordance with the rules and policies of […]
Section 24-15A-35 – Notification of inmate’s substantive compliance, noncompliance, or undetermined compliance with program directive.
24-15A-35. Notification of inmate’s substantive compliance, noncompliance, or undetermined compliance with program directive. At least thirty days prior to an inmate’s initial parole date, the warden shall notify the board in writing of the inmate’s substantive compliance or noncompliance with the inmate’s individual program directive. If an award of earned discharge credit moves an inmate’s […]