Iowa Code r. 205-8.2 - Parole and work release eligibility
(1)
Mandatory sentences. The board will not grant parole to an
inmate serving a mandatory minimum sentence. The board will not grant work
release to an inmate serving a mandatory minimum sentence unless the inmate is
within six months of completing the mandatory minimum portion of the sentence.
A parole or work release granted contrary to this rule will be rescinded.
Mandatory minimum sentences are set out in the Iowa Code and are incorporated
herein.
(2)
Release to
residential facility first. A person on parole or work release who is
serving a sentence under Iowa Code section 902.12 shall begin parole or work
release in a residential facility operated by the department of
corrections.
(3)
Parole to
detainer. The board may grant parole to an inmate against whom a
detainer has been placed by another jurisdiction. A person paroled who has a
detainer lodged against the person under the provisions of Iowa Code chapter
821 may be paroled directly to the receiving state rather than to a residential
facility operated by the department of corrections.
(4)
Parole to other states.
The board may grant parole to another state pursuant to the provisions of the
interstate compact for adult offender supervision set forth in Iowa Code
chapter 907B.
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