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1. drc.ohio.gov › 1-parole › parole-board-hearing-inputParole Board Hearing Input - Ohio

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   Find out how to communicate with the Ohio Parole Board regarding incarcerated individual hearing input.

2. drc.ohio.gov › systems-and-services › 1-paroleParole - Ohio

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   Adult Parole Authority. The Adult Parole Authority (APA) is the section within the Division of Parole and Community Services responsible for the release and supervision of adult felony offenders returning to local communities from prison, as well as assisting some Courts of Common Pleas with supervision duties for felony offenders.

3. drc.ohio.gov › wps › portalDivision of Parole and Community Services - Ohio

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   Ohio Parole Board The Ohio Parole Board members are primarily responsible for conducting release consideration hearings for those incarcerated persons serving sentences whose releases are subject to the discretion of the Board, and providing clemency recommendations to the Governor.

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   Whether you are reading the handbook to look for specific information regarding the parole hearing process or are simply curious about the parole board and all its many duties, I hope you find this document helpful.

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   This Toolkit will help you prepare for your initial review by the Ohio Parole Board, any additional Panel Hearings, as well as your Full Board Hearing. We have gathered tools that you can use throughout your time in DRC to get ready to make your case to the Board about why you are “suitable,” or ready to be released. Reentry and release ...

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   Ohio Revised Code (“R.C.”) § 5149.02 created the Adult Parole Authority (“APA”) “in the division of parole and community services of the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction” (“DRC”). The Ohio Parole Board (“Board”) is a section within the APA.

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   How do I contact the Ohio Parole Board?

   • Please contact the Ohio Parole Board at 614-752-1200 or toll-free at 1-888-344-1441. In any communication to the Ohio Parole Board, it is critical that you identify the incarcerated adult for which you are submitting comments as all DRC records are indexed utilizing the incarcerated adult's assigned institution number.

   Parole Board Hearing Input - Ohio

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   What does the Ohio Parole Board do?

   • The Ohio Parole Board members are primarily responsible for conducting release consideration hearings for those incarcerated persons serving sentences whose releases are subject to the discretion of the Board, and providing clemency recommendations to the Governor.

   Division of Parole and Community Services - Ohio

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   How does the Ohio Parole Board decide if an incarcerated adult is released?

   • In making release decisions, the Board is mandated by Ohio Administrative Code (“O.A.C.”) § 5120:1-1-07 to consider certain factors in determining an incarcerated adult’s suitability for release. Although the outcome of all parole hearings is public information, institutional parole release hearings and deliberations are closed to the public.

   Parole board handbook - Cloudinary

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   What is the Ohio Parole Board toolkit?

   • This Toolkit will help you prepare for your initial review by the Ohio Parole Board, any additional Panel Hearings, as well as your Full Board Hearing. We have gathered tools that you can use throughout your time in DRC to get ready to make your case to the Board about why you are “suitable,” or ready to be released.

   OHIO PAROLE TOOLKIT - Cloudinary

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   When is a parole hearing held?

   • The hearing is held on or about the date when the incarcerated adult has completed the imposed minimum sentence, as calculated by BOSC, and has become parole eligible. The purpose of the hearing is for the Board to determine if the incarcerated adult is suitable for release. Continued Hearing.

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   When will the Ohio Parole Board review my release?

   • We hope you find this a helpful resource for you and your loved ones. The Ohio Parole Board will review someone for release based on the date the ofense was commited. This is because the law in efect at the time of the ofense will determine whether and when the Parole Board must review and approve your release.

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8. codes.ohio.gov › oac › 5120:1/1/10Rule 5120:1-1-10 - Ohio Administrative Code | Ohio Laws

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   Jan 1, 2003 · Initial and continued parole board hearing dates; projected release dates. (A) The initial hearing for each inmate who is parole eligible shall be held on or about the date when the prisoner first becomes eligible for parole pursuant to rule 5120:1-1-03 of the Administrative Code.