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California: Prisoner’s Parole May Not Be Revoked if Board Fails to Act During 30-Day Discharge Review Period
By Mike Brodheim
The California Court of Appeal has held that, by failing to act during the 30-day discharge review period provided by statute, the Board of Parole Hearings (Board) lost jurisdiction to revoke the parole of a prisoner who had otherwise complied with the statutory conditions for discharge from ...
The California Court of Appeal has held that, by failing to act during the 30-day discharge review period provided by statute, the Board of Parole Hearings (Board) lost jurisdiction to revoke the parole of a prisoner who had otherwise complied with the statutory conditions for discharge from ...
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