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Aug 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Committee on Parole Revocation Hearing
The committee held revocation hearings for two individuals, Jameson Brent Dixon and Lewis Ortega. During Mr. Dixon's hearing, the committee reviewed allegations of parole violations including failure to report and a new arrest for battery, leading to the revocation of his parole. Mr. Ortega's hearing involved allegations of criminal activity including aggravated battery, theft, and DWI, as well as possession of a weapon and outstanding supervision fees. His counsel presented a re-entry plan and addressed the circumstances surrounding the battery charge, maintaining that Mr. Ortega acted in self-defense.
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The committee conducted revocation and parole hearings for multiple individuals. Discussions included reviewing allegations of parole violations, such as failure to report, unauthorized criminal activity, and non-payment of fees. One case resulted in the continuation of the revocation proceeding pending the outcome of an upcoming trial. Another individual was found ineligible for parole consideration due to disciplinary write-ups and was instructed on the requirements for future re-eligibility. A third individual was reviewed for parole, with testimony provided by the facility warden and the Parole Project regarding his institutional record, completed programs, and post-release support.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Committee On Parole Revocation And Parole Hearing
The Committee on Parole conducted revocation and parole hearings. The committee reviewed revocation cases involving allegations of parole violations, such as failing to report to probation officers and traveling without permission, and ordered specific outcomes, including work release. Additionally, the committee heard a parole application for an inmate serving a manslaughter sentence, discussing her history of incarceration, self-improvement efforts, domestic violence programming, and support systems available upon potential release.
Aug 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Committee on Parole Revocation and Parole Hearing
The committee held multiple revocation and parole hearings to address alleged violations of parole conditions. Key discussion topics included new criminal activity, substance abuse issues, failure to make required supervision payments, and the status of ongoing legal cases. The committee reviewed each case, evaluated requests for continuances, and deliberated on appropriate resolutions, such as referrals to long-term substance abuse treatment programs within the department of corrections in lieu of revocation.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
