120 CMR 303.16 - Final Revocation Hearing: General Provisions
(1) The purpose of the final revocation
hearing is to determine, whether the parolee violated one or more conditions of
parole; if a violation occurred, whether parole status should be finally
revoked; and, if parole status is revoked, whether release to the community is
appropriate.
(2) Where the sentence
is a life sentence, the final revocation hearing may be conducted by a panel of
Parole Board members, but the case must be referred to the full Board for final
vote.
(3) Where the sentence is a
state prison sentence, the final revocation hearing is conducted by a panel of
Parole Board members.
(4) Where the
sentence is a house of correction sentence, the final revocation hearing is
conducted by Parole Board members or another designee pursuant to M.G.L. c.
127, ยง 134(b).
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