1. (1) If an offender decides to admit or plead no contest to any alleged parole violation before a parole violation hearing, the offender shall be provided a parole violation hearing waiver form.

2. (2) If the Board concludes the offender is unable to knowingly and voluntarily execute the waiver, the Board:

   1. (a) may not execute the waiver; and may
   2. (b) assign counsel to represent the offender; or
   3. (c) take other appropriate action to assist the offender.

KEY: parole, allegations, pleas

Date of Last Change: May 3, 2024

Notice of Continuation: October 4, 2022

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 77-27-9(4); 77-27-11; 77-13-6