37 Tex. Admin. Code § 148.51 - Scheduling of Hearing
Upon request, the Board or the Board's scheduling staff shall schedule the hearing unless:
(1) fewer than seven (7) calendar days have elapsed from the time the releasee received notice;
or
(2) information has not been presented to the Board or the Board's scheduling staff that the releasee
was served with the following:
(A) notice of the right to a hearing, the purpose of which is to determine whether
sex offender conditions may be imposed as a special condition of the release;
(B) notice of the right to
full disclosure of the evidence;
(C) notice that the releasee has the opportunity to be heard in person
and to present witnesses and documentary evidence;
(D) notice that the releasee has the right to confront
and cross-examine witnesses unless the parole panel or designee of the Board specifically finds good cause is shown;
(E) notice that the matter will be heard by an impartial decision-maker; and
(F) opportunity to waive in writing the right to a hearing.
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Upon request, the Board or the Board's scheduling staff shall schedule the hearing unless:
(1) fewer than seven calendar days have elapsed from the time the releasee received notice; or
(2) information has not been presented to the Board or the Board's scheduling staff that the releasee was served with the following:
(A) notice of the right to a hearing, the purpose of which is to determine whether sex offender conditions may be imposed as a special condition of the release;
(B) notice of the right to full disclosure of the evidence;
(C) notice that releasee has the opportunity to be heard in person and to present witnesses and documentary evidence;
(D) notice that the releasee has the right to confront and cross-examine witnesses unless the Hearing Officer specifically finds good cause is shown;
(E) notice that the matter will be heard by an impartial decision maker; and
(F) opportunity to waive in writing the right to a hearing.