120 CMR 700.05 - Standard of Review
(1) The Parole
Board may, by a majority vote of all of the members, issue to a Parolee under
its supervision a Certificate of Termination of sentence, provided that in the
judgment of the Parole Board such termination shall be in the public
interest.
(2) Factors taken under
consideration by the Parole Board in determining whether a certificate of
termination is in the public interest shall include, but are not limited to,
the following:
(a) The Parolee's criminal
history;
(b) The nature and
severity of the Parolee's underlying offense for which the Parolee was granted
a permit to be at liberty;
(c)
Whether the Parolee is under investigation by a law enforcement
authority;
(d) The Parolee's
history of violating the terms or conditions of parole;
(e) The Parolee's history of adjustment in
the following areas: social, family, work, and attitude towards
supervision;
(f) Health;
(g) Community service or involvement in the
community; and
(h) Positive
pro-social accomplishments.
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