120 CMR 303.04 - Issuance of Warrant for Temporary Custody (Detainer)
(1) If a parole officer has reasonable belief
that a parolee: engaged or is about to engage in criminal ways; or has
associated or is about to associate with criminal company; or has violated the
conditions of his or her parole; the parole officer, with the consent of a
parole supervisor or other superior officer, may issue a warrant for the
temporary custody of the parolee. M.G.L. c. 127, ยง 149A;
120 CMR
100.00: Definitions.
(2) A warrant for temporary custody
authorizes the detention of the parolee named therein for a period no longer
than 15 days. The issuance of a warrant for temporary custody does not
interrupt the sentence.
(3) When a
preliminary revocation hearing is postponed as provided in
120 CMR
303.07, the Chair of the Parole Board or a
Parole Board member designated by the Chair may authorize the issuance of a
subsequent warrant for temporary custody for not longer than an additional 15
days.
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