D & D Services
Each state differs in their procedures; however, in our opinion the general concept is fairly the same.
After, the Offender has been convicted and sentenced to Prison; the Offender will stay in the county jail facility until transported to either a state jail facility, a diagnostic center or to a transfer facility.
Upon entry to the facility, Offenders are photographed and finger printed for identification and travel purposes and issued an Offender Identification Badge. The Offender is also issued their Prison Number, as well as a time card which will show their Parole Eligibility Date.
A series of tests are administered to determine education and (IQ) intelligence levels. Physicals and diagnostic interviews complete the enrollment process. This initiation process determines a variety of things such as classification, work detail, supervisory levels, housing assignment and treatment assistance. After the initiation process, each Offender is placed in orientation where he or she is presented with the policies and rules; then awaits the transfer to an "assigned unit". Time is of the Essence... Don't Delay! Start Today!
In general, the Offender will stay at the assigned unit to fulfill sentence obligation until parole is granted or the sentence term is served and discharged.
Due to time being of the essence, D & D Services, perfer to start working your case immediately. This gives us amply time to gather all the essential documents and ensure the Parole Packet is sent to the board on time. It is never to early to start your Parole Packet!