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Subject: Parole & probation

The parole board operates full-time and they arrive when inmates parole dates come up. Your inmate must have a parole provision in their Judgement and Commitment Order to be eligible for possible parole. The dates are determined within that Order

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Subject: Parole & probation

He will have to get permission from his probation officer. You do not want to meet with him without permission and that becomes the reason they violate him. Go through the proper channels. Typically two felons are not supposed to be in contact during the terms of supervised release, but if you are a "family", do your best to convey that to the Office.

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Subject: Parole & probation

If there is an out-of-state warrant for a probation violation, there is no guideline for the length the violator may be held out of jurisdiction. Your husband would not be eligible for bail anyway so Wisconsin will wait for Mississippi for as long as they need to arrange a transfer. It could be a month or more in some instances. The distance between the two jurisdictions means that the trip will probably be uncomfortable - but they will ultimately do

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Subject: Parole & probation

Without knowing what the charges are, we would say that if it was a violation that didn't cause a new charge to be added, the worst case would be that he does the balance of the original sentence at the original facility he was serving time. The alternative could be anything less than that incrementally - maybe light time served?

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Subject: Parole & probation

It could be months, getting an approved housing situation must happen before the Board would consider a release. There has to be a place for this parolee to live - that the parole office knows about and finds it acceptable. She could get denied and you will have to go through the approval process again. We are not trying to be negative towards the release, but we've seen it happen where you think they are coming and it's months before

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Subject: Parole & probation

The lawyer would know better becasue they have access to the Judgement and Commitment document that is signed by the judge. The parole stipulations are on there as well. We think the lawyer might be telling you that your loved one will get a parole hearing in 4-6 years. The release date is if he is never granted parole.

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Subject: Parole & probation

The detainee might have to sit in county jail or a privately run facility for weeks (or months) before getting a hearing. They are not usually in a hurry to resolve a violation, since this at least their second chance that went bably.

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Subject: Parole & probation

Violations are tricky. It depends on the attitude of the officer that violated him. If he asks for a lengthy sentence as a penalty, it's going to be tough convincing the judge of doing anything but the recommendation. And, since this is usually the judge that sentenced him originally, there will be little patience for excuses that would point to leniency the second time. If you are the victim in this domestic violence charge, you need to take

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Subject: Parole & probation

You might have to speak with the prosecutor or the judge to get them interested in your story - which if corroborated would be the expulpatory evidence he would need to gain his release. One bit of advice, DO NOT lie - the truth always comes out and for lying in this instance, it will be you doing time.

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