Section 24-15A-66 – Effect of revocation of compassionate parole.
24-15A-66. Effect of revocation of compassionate parole. If an inmate on parole through a compassionate parole release has the inmate’s parole revoked, a subsequent consideration of compassionate parole on the same sentence requires a new referral for consideration pursuant to §24-15A-56. Source: SL 2018, ch 154, §14.
Section 24-15A-51 – Report of eligibility for award of discharge credits.
24-15A-51. Report of eligibility for award of discharge credits. Within fifteen days following the end of the month, a supervising parole agent shall report to the department the name of any supervised parolee eligible for the award of discharge credits earned in the previous month. Source: SL 2013, ch 101, §37.
Section 24-15A-52 – Review of ineligibility determination.
24-15A-52. Review of ineligibility determination. A parolee who objects to a parole agent’s determination that the parolee is ineligible for the award of earned discharge credits may seek a review with the board. The board may determine if the parolee is eligible for the award of earned discharge credits and order that the credits be […]
Section 24-15A-53 – Report of parolees qualifying for earned discharge credits.
24-15A-53. Report of parolees qualifying for earned discharge credits. The department shall provide semiannually to the oversight council the number and percentage of parolees who qualify for earned discharge credits and the average amount of credits a parolee earned within the year. Source: SL 2013, ch 101, §39.
Section 24-15A-54 – Transfer to administrative financial accountability system.
24-15A-54. Transfer to administrative financial accountability system. Each inmate discharging pursuant to §24-15A-7 or 24-5-2 who owes court-ordered financial obligations on the sentence or sentences discharging shall be transferred by the department to the administrative financial accountability system pursuant to §23A-47-2. Source: SL 2013, ch 101, §40.
Section 24-15A-55 – Eligibility for compassionate parole.
24-15A-55. Eligibility for compassionate parole. Notwithstanding any contrary provision in chapter 24-13, 24-15, or 24-15A, an inmate who: (1)Has a terminal illness; (2)Is seriously ill and not likely to recover; (3)Requires extensive medical care or significant chronic medical care; (4)Is at least sixty-five years of age, has served at least ten consecutive years of the […]
Section 24-15A-56 – Referral for compassionate parole hearing.
24-15A-56. Referral for compassionate parole hearing. The secretary of corrections may consider referrals for compassionate parole consideration from the inmate’s health care provider or the warden. If the secretary determines the inmate meets the criteria for compassionate parole consideration as set forth in §24-15A-55, the secretary may refer the inmate for a compassionate parole hearing. […]
Section 24-15A-57 – Factors for consideration in determining grant or denial of compassionate parole.
24-15A-57. Factors for consideration in determining grant or denial of compassionate parole. The Board of Pardons and Paroles shall consider the following factors in determining the grant or denial of a compassionate parole: (1)The inmate’s assessed risk level; (2)The inmate’s conduct in prison; (3)The inmate’s conduct while on extended confinement, if applicable; (4)Sentence served and […]
Section 24-15A-58 – Release plan to ensure health care expenses will be paid by inmate or third party payer.
24-15A-58. Release plan to ensure health care expenses will be paid by inmate or third party payer. An inmate may not be released on compassionate parole if the inmate meets the eligibility requirements of a medically indigent person under the provisions of chapter 28-13. An inmate may not be released on compassionate parole, unless the […]
Section 24-15A-59 – Grant or denial of compassionate parole–Reconsideration–Removal from consideration.
24-15A-59. Grant or denial of compassionate parole–Reconsideration–Removal from consideration. The board may grant or deny a compassionate parole. If denied the board shall set the date for the next consideration of compassionate parole not to exceed one year. The board may elect to review the inmate sooner than one year. If the inmate no longer […]