- (1) Following the receipt of a timely objection to an initial restitution determination, the Board may designate a hearing officer or other Board employee to informally, and without hearing, try to resolve the offender's concerns or objections.
- (2) This informal resolution may involve correspondence or an interview or other meeting with the offender.
- (3) If an offender's objections to an initial restitution determination are not resolved, the Board shall schedule a restitution hearing.
KEY: restitution, hearings, parole
Date of Last Change: October 10, 2024
Notice of Continuation: November 10, 2021
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: Art. VII, Sec. 12; 64-13-30; 64-13-33; 77-18-1(6)(b); 77-22-5; 77-27-6; 77-27-9(4)(a); 77-27-10; 77-30-24; 77-38a-203(2)(d); 77-38a-302