parole board

On May 11, 2004, he appeared before a parole board.

He comes up again before the parole board in November.

The parole board is scheduled to meet on May 3.

But who are these people, and why should anyone besides a parole board care?

Second, it increased the number of parole board members from five to eight.

Yet for now it's hard to fault the parole board.

From 1993 to 1997, she was a commissioner on the national parole board.

In fact, a parole board was not instituted until 1955.

However, he is not optimistic that the parole board will ever let him out.

No one disputes that the parole board is short on resources.

In two years, Adams will appear before a parole board.

This allowed parole board members more time for voting on cases.

A parole board had reduced his term by a year for good behavior.

"This is a guy that the parole board wanted to keep in.

A parole board, however, could keep them imprisoned for the rest of their lives, although that does not often happen.

The first presidential appointments were made to the parole board in 1953.

And acting like a local parole board, that is just what the commission did.

This becomes particularly important when the staff are writing reports for the parole board.

However, the parole board also decided to revisit the issue once per year from then on.

In March 1991, a parole board denied him early release.

And this week, 17 years after the crime, two of the five are to present appeals to the state parole board.

Each state has a different requirement for parole board appointment.

In the mind of the parole board, you've committed that offense.

A year later, while his case was still before the state court, the parole board vacated its decision.

I see the parole board again in another year.