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October 2009 Vol. 10 No. 3Denying parole at first eligibility: How much public safety does it actually buy? Contrary to popular belief, denying parole when people first become eligible does very little

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1. Research the parole denial process in your jurisdiction.
2. Gather all relevant information and evidence that supports your position of denying parole.
3. Review the parolee's criminal history and previous parole hearings, if available.
4. Consult with a legal professional to understand the specific requirements and procedures for denying parole at first.
5. Prepare a written statement outlining your reasons for denying parole. Be clear, concise, and provide specific examples or facts.
6. Submit the written statement and any supporting evidence to the appropriate parole board or authority.
7. Attend the parole hearing if possible, and present your case orally if allowed.
8. Follow any additional instructions or requirements provided by the parole board or authority.
9. Await the decision of the parole board and be prepared to provide further information or attend additional hearings if necessary.
10. Review the decision carefully and consider any further actions that may be available to you or the parolee.

Who needs denying parole at first?

1. Individuals or organizations with knowledge or evidence that suggests the parolee poses a risk to society or themselves.
2. Victims of the parolee's crimes who believe denying parole at first is necessary for their safety or peace of mind.
3. Law enforcement officials or prosecutors who have concerns about the parolee's potential for reoffending or violating the terms of parole.
4. Community members or organizations who are affected by the presence or actions of the parolee.
5. Friends or family members of the parolee who may believe that denying parole is in the best interest of the parolee's rehabilitation or protection.

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What is denying parole at first?

Denying parole at first is the decision made by a parole board or relevant authority to reject an individual's request for parole.

Who is required to file denying parole at first?

The parole board or relevant authority is required to file denying parole at first.

How to fill out denying parole at first?

Denying parole at first is filled out by providing detailed reasons for the decision and any supporting evidence.

What is the purpose of denying parole at first?

The purpose of denying parole at first is to ensure that individuals who are not deemed suitable for parole remain incarcerated.

What information must be reported on denying parole at first?

The information reported on denying parole at first includes the reasons for denial, any relevant evidence, and details of the decision-making process.