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Parole: The release of an offender, by decision of a parole panel, to serve the remainder of their sentence under supervision in the community. An offender may only be paroled if they receive approval from a parole panel and if they have served enough of their sentence to be eligible by law for parole.

The type of supervision is determined by the California Penal Code. The more serious and violent offenders and high-risk sex offenders are released to state parole and the non-serious, non-violent, and non-sex offenders are released to county-level supervision.

There is no limit to the amount of times an offender can be considered for parole. In Texas there are three ways out of prison: Parole. Completion of sentence.

On average, only a third of inmates are granted parole, while our percentage is much higher at 85%. Improve the chances for parole – call us for a free consultation.

People serving the following sentences are not eligible for parole: death sentences, sentences of life in prison without the possibility of parole, and. sentences for the crime of commission of continuous sexual abuse of a minor (Penal Code 21.02).

In Texas what is commonly referred to as “good time” is the additional days of credit given by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice based on an inmate's behavior, as reflected in their classification status, and their choice to actively take part in work, vocational and educational programs offered in their unit.

What can be determined is how long an offender must serve before the parole board will consider their case. If the offender was sentenced to five years for committing a 3(g) offense they must serve half of their sentence, two and a half years, before the parole board can consider them for parole.

3. When do inmates become eligible for parole? Sexual assault on or with a child (Penal Code 22.011), Aggravated robbery (Penal Code Penal Code 29.03), Murder (Penal Code 19.02), and. Intoxicated manslaughter (Penal Code 49.08).