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Nov 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Board Of Pardons And Committee On Parole Regular Meeting
The board scheduled a public meeting to conduct a pardon hearing docket. The proceedings include a review of regular business, specifically the consideration of several applications for clemency and pardons for various inmates. The session involves established procedures for public comment, participation via Zoom or in-person, and the potential for an executive session to discuss confidential information.
Nov 5, 2026·Board meeting
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The Board conducted a revocation hearing for an offender regarding rule violations involving firearm possession and social media activity, resulting in a decision for electronic monitoring and a curfew. The Board also conducted a parole hearing for an inmate, reviewing his rehabilitative progress, including the completion of vocational certifications, sober living programs, and behavioral management classes.
Oct 28, 2026·Board meeting
Committee On Parole Revocation And Parole Hearing
The committee conducted revocation and parole hearings. Key activities included the revocation of parole for an individual due to illegal activity (violation of rule number four), the postponement of a parole hearing to ensure the presence of legal counsel, and the consideration of parole for an inmate convicted of armed robbery and possession of cocaine, supported by testimonials regarding the inmate's growth, rehabilitation, and behavior.
Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting
Parole Board Revocation And Parole Hearing
The board conducted revocation hearings for two parolees. In the first case, a parolee faced allegations of serious criminal activity, including armed robbery and carjacking; the board revoked parole after determining he was in possession of a firearm in violation of parole conditions. In the second case, a parolee appeared for a hearing regarding a domestic abuse battery arrest, resulting in a plea of no contest to disturbing the peace. The board addressed the need for mandatory anger management and domestic abuse prevention programming for this individual.
