(a) Responses received from trial officials and/or victims on a parole approved case shall be referred to a parole panel for review and decision. A case reviewed by a parole panel may then:
- (1) be continued in parole approval status with or without additional conditions of release imposed;
- (2) have parole approval withdrawn and the next parole docket date set by the parole panel in accordance with the provisions of §145.12 of this title (relating to Action upon Review).
(b) Responses requesting special review or any other additional information received on a parole denied case may be referred to a parole panel for review and decision.
- (1) If the board or board panel denies parole, and a board member on that panel desires to reconsider the panel decision prior to the new review date, the member may request in writing that the case be resubmitted for special review to the original board panel that denied parole. The Executive Committee Panel shall place the case in special review and submit to the original board panel for consideration.
- (2) If the Executive Committee Panel receives additional information on a case denied parole prior to the scheduled review date, the case may be resubmitted for special review to the original board panel that denied parole.
(3) If a case is referred back to the original board panel, that panel may then:
- (A) order remain set; or
- (B) place in further investigation (FI) status.
Source Note:The provisions of this §145.16 adopted to be effective May 1, 1995, 20 TexReg 2863.