- (a) At a final revocation hearing a parolee may not relitigate issues determined against the parolee in other forums including courts or disciplinary or other administrative hearings.
- (b) The board will, in its discretion, find a parolee guilty of a parole violation that would constitute a violation of a law, even if there is no new conviction.
- (c) A finding of not guilty in a criminal prosecution does not bar the use of the same or related evidence to revoke parole.
(d) If a parolee in custody receives notice of the parolee's final revocation hearing, and after receiving notice refuses to attend the hearing when requested,
- (1) the parolee waives the right to be present at the hearing; and
- (2) the board will conduct the hearing in the parolee's absence.
(Eff. 1/30/91, Register 117; am 8/28/2015, Register 215)
Authority: AS 33.16.060, AS 33.16.220