22 AAC 20.235 - Release to an approved plan
(a) All
discretionary parole releases are granted subject to an approved parole plan.
Release is also subject to verification of the parole plan by the department .
Within one week after a decision of the board to grant parole, the
institutional parole officer shall send the preparole report and parole plan to
the field parole officer for investigation. If the parole date is at least
three months away, this material shall be sent to the field parole officer at
least 30 days before the parole release date. The field parole officer shall
notify the institutional parole officer and the board of the results of the
investigation within two weeks after receipt of the preparole report and parole
plan.
(b) Except in unusual
circumstances or for special medical parole releases, parole will be granted
only to full-time employment, to full-time vocational or on-the-job training,
to a full-time residential treatment program, to a community residential
center, to full-time education, to a verified detainer, or to a combination of
these plans.
(c) If the applicant
is being paroled to a detainer, the prisoner may be released only to the
appropriate officials from the jurisdiction exercising the detainer.
(d) If parole is to an interstate plan, the
department will escort the prisoner to the airport for boarding of the flight
to the receiving state. The parolee will not be permitted to remain in
Alaska.
Notes
Authority:AS 33.16.010
AS 33.16.060
AS 33.16.085
AS 33.16.130
AS 33.16.150
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