The Board of Pardons and Paroles shall consider the following factors in determining the grant or denial of a compassionate parole:

1. (1) The inmate's assessed risk level;
2. (2) The inmate's conduct in prison;
3. (3) The inmate's conduct while on extended confinement, if applicable;
4. (4) Sentence served and sentence remaining;
5. (5) Offense and chronicity of criminal behavior;
6. (6) Prognosis and incapacitation level;
7. (7) The inmate's compliance with health care ordered by a health care provider;
8. (8) Release plan including provisions for health care;
9. (9) Input, if any, of the sentencing judge, the prosecuting attorney, and the victim;
10. (10) If the care and supervision that the inmate requires and is anticipated to require can be provided in a more medically appropriate or cost effective manner than the Department of Corrections;
11. (11) Allowing a geriatric or terminally ill person to live at a location outside of prison prior to death; and
12. (12) The ability to adequately monitor the inmate, after release, to ensure public safety.

Source: SL 2018, ch 154 , § 3.