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In reviewing studies spanning 25 years, Caplan (2007) identified criminal history (including severity of the current offense and length of incarceration), institutional behavior (including program involvement and performance), offender mental health, and victim input as the factors most influencing parole decisions.
Some states have specific qualifications and requirements for parole board members, but others allow anyone to serve on the board. Depending on the state, members may include those with training or experience in law enforcement, law, government, corrections, or criminal justice.
If you received a mandatory-minimum term as part of your sentence, then your parole eligibility is based on the mandatory-minimum term less jail credits only, provided the mandatory-minimum term is greater than one-third of your maximum sentence. Jail credits, if awarded, are deducted from the parole eligibility term.
During a parole hearing, the board considers several key pieces of information to make their decision. A critical factor that parole boards consider is the inmates behavior while incarcerated. This includes their disciplinary record, participation in rehabilitation programs, and overall conduct.
Despite the nuances of parole board policies or structures, a review of parole decision- making literature to date reveals that parole release decisions are primarily a function of institutional behavior, crime severity, criminal history, incarceration length, mental illness, and victim input.
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When the possible release on parole of an offender is considered, various factors are taken into account, including, among others: the offenders response to development and treatment programmes associated with rehabilitation. the existence and quality of support systems in the community.
2281, subd. (d).) Factors tending to show an inmates suitability include: (1) lack of a juvenile record, (2) stable social history, (3) signs of remorse, (4) motivation for the crime, (5) lack of criminal history, (6) age, (7) understanding and plans for the future, and (8) institutional behavior.

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