Or. Admin. Code § 255-050-0010 - Postponement Procedures: Hearing by Board
(1) When the Board conducts a parole
postponement hearing, the following procedure shall apply:
(a) The Board shall give the inmate notice of
the hearing and its purpose; the provisions of Division 30 as to appearance,
disclosure, and record shall apply except:
(b) An inmate may not waive his/her right to
appear;
(c) An inmate may not
relitigate facts which the institution hearings officer has found at the
disciplinary hearing.
(2) If the Board finds serous misconduct, it
may be classified within one of the following four categories and the Board may
extend the prison term as provided in Exhibit G:
(a) Hazard to human life or health;
(b) Hazard to security;
(c) Hazard to property; or
(d) Third in a series of rule violations
within a three-month period, while assigned to any Department of Corrections
program.
(3) The Board
may request another hearing before the disciplinary committee originating the
recommendation for extension, or choose not to extend a prison term if the
Board finds that other disciplinary options are adequate for the seriousness of
the misconduct, considering the factors found in OAR 255-050-0011.
(4) The Board may continue the postponement
hearing and order a psychiatric or psychological examination when it appears
that a severe emotional disturbance may be present. If a psychiatrist or
psychologist makes a diagnosis of present severe emotional disturbance such as
to constitute a danger to the health or safety of the community, the Board may
defer release to a specified future date. When deciding not to set a parole
release date, the Board shall apply OAR 255-035-0030.
(5) A panel shall decide cases when a parole
release date is extended for less than two years, unless OAR 255-030-0015
previously designated it a Full Board case.
(6) When the recommended extension of the
prison term exceeds the inmate's statutory good time date or the sentence
expiration date, the Board may extend the prison term up to two days less than
the good time date or expiration date.
(7) If the Board extends the prison term, the
Board shall give the inmate:
(a) The final
order, including a written statement of the category of misconduct, if
applicable, the facts and specific reasons for the decision, including the
Board members' individual votes; and
(b) Notice of the right to administrative
appeal pursuant to Division 80.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 144.125 & ORS 144.223
Stats. Implemented: ORS 144.125 & 144.223
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