My boyfriend got picked up for a parole violation, a couple days ago, He missed 2 visits,?

Question

he gets off in march of this year.? He says that they are holding him, how long can they hold him there? And he still hasnt seen a judge, Can i get ahold of the parole board and ask them what is going on???

Answer 1

If he is on PAROLE, he could just be do the remaining of his sentencing in jail or prison.

If he is on PROBATION, he would be going to a hearing and be sentenced yet again for what ever the amount of time they decided.

Answer 2

He violated his parole; they picked him up. This is all well, within the law. He knew he was violating his parole, he knew the consequences and chose to violate anyway. That should tell you a lot about his character. The parole board had nothing to do with his being picked up, now tell it to his attorney, or cut your losses and get a new boyfriend.

Answer 3

Get his lawyer to make inquiries for you because the parole board won't tell a "girlfriend" anything. Looks like he will serve out the rest of his sentence in jail and there may be addtional time.
Why do people miss their appointments? I've always wanted to understand this.

Answer 4

Parole means that he has been found guilty. It also means that he agreed to do certain things. His failure to live up to the parole agreements means that his word is worthless and not worthy of trust.

Dump the convict while you have a chance or else your life with him will be filled with MORE tears!

Answer 5

"The United States Parole Commission (Commission) has the authority to revoke an individual's parole if a violation of parole is substantiated and deemed so substantial as to warrant the termination of parole and re-incarceration. To determine whether an individual has violated the conditions of parole and whether revocation is warranted, the Commission follows a three-step process: issuance of an arrest warrant or summons to appear, preliminary interview, and final revocation hearing.

Upon receipt of the Report of Alleged Violations submitted by the CSO, the Commission determines whether there is satisfactory evidence to support the alleged violations and whether an arrest warrant or a summons to appear is appropriate. In most cases if the Commission finds that satisfactory evidence exists to believe that a parole violation has occurred, an arrest warrant will be issued. The warrants are executed by the U.S. Marshal Service. For parolees who are already incarcerated based on a criminal charge or conviction, the warrant will be lodged as a detainer to be executed upon release from the other custodial authority.

At the time of arrest or transfer of custody to the parole detainer, the parolee shall be notified that a probable cause hearing will be conducted within five days, the purpose of the hearing, and of the exact alleged violations of parole and supporting evidence that serves as the basis of the warrant or detainer. Within five days of arrest or transfer of custody to the parole violator detainer, the probable cause hearing, called a "preliminary interview," will be conducted."

"If probable cause is not established at this hearing, the release of the parolee will be ordered. If on the other hand, probable cause is found, the hearing examiner will determine whether release notwithstanding probable cause is warranted or not and if not, the parolee will remain in custody.

If probable cause is found at the preliminary interview, the parolee will be asked whether he or she desires a local or institutional revocation hearing. At a local hearing, the parolee will have the right to an attorney provided by the Public Defender Service... or one privately retained and the right to cross-examine the adverse witnesses in relation to the alleged violations. These specific rights are not guaranteed at an institutional hearing and the parolee may be transferred to a federal bureau of prisons facility prior to the hearing. Therefore, unless unique circumstances are present, the parolee should request a local hearing.

The local revocation hearing will typically be held at the facility in which the parolee is incarcerated and will be conducted by a hearing examiner of the Commission. At this hearing, the parolee and his/her attorney may cross-examine witnesses, examine the evidence considered, and present witnesses, documents, and argument. A finding that the parolee actually violated parole must be supported by a preponderance of the evidence. Once a determination has been made whether parole will be revoked or not, the hearing examiner then makes a recommendation as to the parolee's presumptive reparole date. In other words, the hearing examiner will recommend the amount of time the parolee should serve prior to re-release on parole. This recommendation is forwarded to the Commission, who makes the final determination. The parolee will be notified by a Notice of Action of the final decision.

The hearing examiners recommendation is guided by a risk assessment that involves calculating the parolee's salient factor score and the category severity rating of the parole violation. The salient factor score is calculated by assessing several different components of the parolee's criminal history and totalling the particular points assigned to each component as set forth in the notes to 28 C.F.R. §2.20. The offenses which form the basis for revocation are assigned a severity rating intended to reflect the seriousness of the parole violation; these ratings are referred to as category severity ratings and are listed by offense in 28 C.F.R. §2.20. The sanction ranges used in determining the presumptive reparole date are compiled in a matrix of the salient factor score and the category severity rating. All non-criminal, administrative violations of parole are rated as Category One. This means that if the parole board is seeking revocation of parole based on technical violations and not because of rearrest, the parolee's category severity rating will be assigned a rating 1. If you would like to calculate the total time to be served before re-release for a specific parole violation start with the Salient Factor Score Calculator. The calculation will take you through all the steps necessary to determine the parole consequences for a given violation. If you already know both the parolee's salient factor score and category severity rating but would like to see different sanction outcomes based on a change of category severity rating, go to the Salient Factor/Category Severity Rating Grid to compare. This is especially useful when considering pleas to various offenses. Since the sanction outcome will change depending on a given charge, you will need to know what is the assigned category severity rating for any given charge. If you do not know the category severity rating for a charge go to charges by category severity rating."

Get more info here:
http://www.pdsdc.org/CriminalLawDatabase/Parole.asp?ID=1

Also check out this site:
http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/parole-violation-lawyers.html

Answer 6

ok, in case you're intense, right here is the genuinely answer on your question: you may desire to no longer have a splash one in case you're 15 and you're boyfriend is eighteen because of the fact once you supply delivery, you will nevertheless no longer have a intense college degree and your boyfriend won't have had of undertaking to bypass to varsity. this means that the two one in each and every of you will could desire to artwork the shittiest jobs, and you will basically be waiting to furnish your infant a shitty unfavorable guy or woman existence. the main motives it rather is optimal to attend till you're slightly greater of an grownup to have a new child are: a million. while the youngster is born, you may desire to be an stunning confirm in any respect circumstances. No raging or partying. so which you will no longer have had of undertaking to get that out of your device yet. 2. you may desire to be married so which you have a minimum of an attempt at a sturdy domicile existence and the youngster can experience like he has a classic, American, suitable mom and pa. 3. you may desire to be making financial enterprise and are turning out to be on a sturdy profession direction. in case you're pulling in below $40,000 a year for the reason which you're a youngster without artwork adventure, then you fairly are no longer likely to furnish to your youngster very properly. inner maximum college expenditures approximately $50,000 a year stunning now. To prevail and be greater desirable than a random unfavorable guy or woman working random jobs, you may desire to bypass to a minimum of one. while your youngster needs to bypass, you would be like, hm, i'm a secretary and my new boyfriend works at a mechanic's shop. Too undesirable we live in a tiny domicile and could't locate the money for something good, ever. wager it fairly is community college for you, interest! And your infant would be like wtf mom why could you're making one in each and every of those retarded plan for our lives.

Answer 7

Parole violation. Dang, do not pass go, do not collect $200. If you can't do the time, don't do the crime.

Answer 8

he's screwed. they can bring new charges against him and he could face jail time. they probably wont release him because they already gave him a chance and he screwed that up. you are better off looking for a new man..

Answer 9

Your time would be better spent getting a new boyfriend.