Kan. Admin. Regs. § 45-400-4 - Deferred release
(a) The release of any inmate who has been granted parole may
be deferred or the parole may be rescinded on the basis of any one or more of
the following factors:
(1) Department of corrections staff finds that there is
probable cause to believe that the inmate committed a facility infraction
before being released.
(2) The parole plan does not provide for sufficient supervision
or does not adequately provide for public safety or for the successful
integration of the inmate.
(3) Information that was not available at the hearing indicates
that the inmate cannot reasonably lead a law-abiding life.
(b) If the board so orders, the inmate shall not be released
until the facility's fact-finding or disciplinary process is completed and the
board is provided copies of the findings and recommendations. The report may
contain a recommendation to the board concerning the inmate's parole status.
(c) If probable cause is found to believe that an inmate
committed a facility infraction before being released, the board's decision to
reconsider the inmate's parole suitability may also take into account the
following factors:
(1) The date of the alleged infraction;
(2) the nature of the alleged violation charged and its penalty
classification; and
(3) the facility's report containing recommendations concerning
the inmate's parole status.
(d) If the board is considering whether or not to rescind a
decision to grant an inmate's parole, defer the inmate's established release
date, or both, the inmate shall be provided with the following by the board:
(1) A special hearing before the board or one or more of its
members;
(2) written notice, at least 24 hours before the hearing, of
the purpose of the hearing and the grounds upon which the board is considering
the proposed action;
(3) an opportunity for each of the following:
(A) To appear;
(B) to respond to the allegations which are the basis for the
board's proposed action.
(e) Following the special hearing, a written statement of the
board's order, including the reasons for its determination, shall be issued by
the board.
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