37 Tex. Admin. Code § 145.21 - Parole in Absentia (Parole Review and Mandatory Supervision for Offenders Not in Actual Physical Custody of the TDCJ-CID)
Offenders serving state prison sentences for Texas crimes and offenders whose parole or mandatory supervision has been revoked who are not in the actual physical custody of the TDCJ-CID are subject to the parole review process as set out in this chapter and title in accord with the following.
(1) Parole in absentia
processing is initiated upon referral from the county of conviction when all
necessary pen packet documents have been compiled and presented to the
TDCJ-CID.
(2) Prior to
consideration for parole by the parole panel, the offender may be interviewed
for the purpose of obtaining a parole release plan and completion of a parole
in absentia summary in order that the parole panel may make an informed
decision concerning parole release suitability (§
145.12 of this title, relating to
Action upon Review; §
145.16 of this title, relating to
Action upon Special Review--Release Approved; and §
145.17 of this title, relating to
Action upon Special Review--Release Denied).
(3) An offender released to parole in
absentia or mandatory supervision on a Texas felony sentence shall, after
release, be treated the same as an offender released on parole or mandatory
supervision directly from the TDCJ CID. Such offenders are subject to
revocation for violation of the terms and conditions of their release pursuant
to the provisions and procedures of Chapter 146 of this title (relating to
Revocation of Parole or Mandatory Supervision).
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