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Sep 30, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Committee On Parole Revocation And Parole Hearing
The committee conducted revocation and parole hearings. The first case involved a parolee who was removed from the SHARP program due to multiple treatment violations, including complacency and failure to complete assignments, resulting in the revocation of parole. The second case involved a parole consideration for an offender convicted of possession with intent to distribute fentanyl, where the offender presented a statement of rehabilitation, and jail staff provided input on his behavior and program progress. The committee reviewed past incidents and discussed the inmate's current conduct before deliberating.
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The Parole Board conducted revocation and parole hearings for multiple individuals. Discussions centered on alleged parole violations, including an incident involving domestic abuse battery, where the Board heard testimony from the parolee and the victim, ultimately voting not to revoke parole with conditions including substance abuse treatment and anger management. Additionally, a parole rehearing was conducted for another individual who discussed his rehabilitation, completion of programs, and intent to be a productive citizen upon release.
Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pardon Board Pardon Hearing
The board conducted hearings for clemency and pardon applications. The board reviewed the case of an applicant seeking a pardon and restoration of firearm rights, focusing on their rehabilitation, career progress, and long-term sobriety, and voted to recommend a full pardon. Additionally, the board held a hearing for an applicant currently serving a sentence for manslaughter, questioning them regarding the specific circumstances of their conviction.
Sep 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Committee On Parole Revocation And Parole Hearing
The Committee on Parole conducted both revocation and parole hearings. The revocation hearing concluded with a decision to mandate in-house substance abuse treatment as an alternative to revoking the individual's supervision. The parole hearing involved an evaluation of a long-term sentence for manslaughter and second-degree rape, focusing on the inmate's rehabilitation efforts, participation in educational and risk management programs, and expert assessments supporting a low risk of recidivism.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
