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What is the parole process?
Each state has its own procedures, but the general structure is similar. Most states have a Parole Board that conducts parole reviews and hearings to evaluate eligibility for release. Outcomes generally result in either approval or denial of parole based on statutory and administrative guidelines.
What is parole review?
Parole review is the administrative stage in which an individual’s file is reviewed by designated board members in preparation for consideration. Depending on the state, this process may begin several months prior to an eligibility or review date. If parole is not granted, the individual may remain under continued review in accordance with state procedures until eligibility ends or the sentence is completed.
What is parole?
Parole is the conditional release of an incarcerated individual to serve the remainder of their sentence in the community under supervision. Eligibility for parole is determined by applicable laws and the relevant parole authority. Not all jurisdictions offer parole.
What is a parole plan?
A parole plan is a structured set of documentation that outlines an individual’s reentry plans and supporting information for administrative review. It is used as part of the overall file considered during the parole review process.
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Even after a judgment has been rendered, administrative preparation and documentation remain an important part of the parole process.