Or. Admin. R. 255-040-0025 - Resetting the Parole Release Date to an Earlier Date
(1) For inmates with an established prison term
greater than 36 months who demonstrate an extended course of conduct indicating
outstanding reformation, the Board may grant a reduction of up to seven months for
each three-year period under review. The inmate shall first serve the three-year
period before the Board will review it.
(2) The purpose of a personal review hearing shall
be to determine:
(a) Whether continued
incarceration is cruel and inhumane;
(b)
Whether resetting the release date to an earlier date is compatible with the best
interests of the inmate and society; and
(c) Whether the inmate's progress indicates
outstanding reformation so as to warrant a reduction in the prison term under the
following criteria:
(A) The individual merits of
each case;
(B) The seriousness of the
crime;
(C) The protection of the
public;
(D) Demonstrable achievement in
dealing with problems present at the time of incarceration and associated with
criminal conduct (e.g., psychological disorder, drug or alcohol dependency, lack of
educational or vocational skills);
(E)
Documented cooperation with authorities while in custody where a substantial benefit
is derived by the authorities; and
(F)
The absence of disciplinary actions resulting from violation of rules within the
review period.
(d) That
appropriate supervision and services are available for the particular inmate and to
order supervision conditions.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 144.122 & ORS 144.126
Stats. Implemented: ORS 144.122 & ORS 144.126
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