Stephanie Gravning

The North Dakota Parole Board meeting included discussions and decisions on parole for numerous individuals. The board addressed updates to parole releases, initial review dockets, violator dockets, and miscellaneous dockets. Key topics included personal interviews with candidates, executive sessions to discuss confidential information, and motions to grant or deny parole based on various factors such as completion of recommended programming, seriousness of offense, and compliance with parole conditions. Specific cases involved decisions on parole locations, required transitional facilities, and special conditions for parolees.

The North Dakota Pardon Advisory Board meeting included discussions and decisions on various pardon applications. The board reviewed old business, including pardons granted by Governor Armstrong and the forwarding of pardon certificates to relevant authorities. They conducted interviews and executive sessions for several applicants, ultimately recommending to grant pardons with removal of guilt for Mitchell Rysgaard, Nicole Gehrke, Emily Anvid, Shawn Kimberlin, Clinton Potulny, Iman Hassan, Jill Gerszewski and Scott MacLeod. The board recommended deferring a pardon for Janaye Opp pending a psychiatric evaluation and denying a pardon for Angelina Zokego, who may reapply in three years. The board also approved and denied several cases listed on consent agendas related to marijuana offenses.

The North Dakota Parole Board convened to discuss various parole-related matters. The board addressed victim interviews in executive session and reviewed the cases of Werner Kunkel and Brandon Becker, holding personal interviews and executive sessions to discuss confidential medical, psychological, and treatment information. The board also reviewed and accepted the Initial Review Docket and Violator Docket, making decisions on intermediate measures and parole revocations. Additionally, the board considered a Miscellaneous Docket, granting or denying parole based on factors such as time served, seriousness of offense, and completion of recommended programming.

The North Dakota Parole Board convened to discuss parole decisions for various individuals. The board reviewed initial review dockets, violator dockets, and miscellaneous dockets, making decisions on parole grants, denials, and revocations. Discussions included conditions for parole, such as enrollment in drug and alcohol monitoring programs, compliance with treatment recommendations, and restrictions on entering specific counties. The board also considered updated psychological reviews and medical reports in their evaluations. Specific cases involved personal interviews and executive sessions to discuss confidential medical and psychological information.

The North Dakota Parole Board meeting included discussions on various topics. The agenda covered changes and updates to parole releases, initial review dockets, victim interviews in executive session, and personal interviews also held in executive sessions. Key actions included decisions on intermediate measures, parole denials, parole revocations, and parole grants with specific conditions such as enrollment in alcohol and drug monitoring programs. The board also discussed case planning, staffing, sentence calculations, risk principles, parole board summaries, a parole study, case assignments, and STEP cases.