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- In addition to conducting institution hearings to determine the suitability of incarcerated adults for release, board members review applications for clemency, participate in clemency hearings in order to make recommendations to the governor, conduct reviews of those incarcerated adults designated as sexually violent predators to determine whether a hearing should be held to terminate control, and meet with victims and their families and incarcerated adults’ families and supporters.
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The Parole Board currently consists of nine members whose primary statutory duties include conducting release consideration hearings on all parole-eligible incarcerated adults and providing clemency recommendations to the Governor.
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The Parole Board Handbook is intended to provide...
- Division of Parole and Community Services - Ohio
Ohio Parole Board The Ohio Parole Board members are...
- Parole - Ohio
The APA was created in 1965 and is responsible for the...
- Parole board handbook - Cloudinary
The Parole Board Handbook is intended to provide incarcerated adults, their families and friends, and other stakeholders in the parole process an overview of how that process works as well as a glimpse into the other duties carried out by the parole board and parole board staff.
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.
- Who Decides When An Inmate Can Be Paroled in Ohio?
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Ohio law does not guarantee parole. Prisoners don’t have an inherent or constitutional right to be released before the end of their prison sentence. The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that prisoners have no right to rely on parole guidelines that were in effect when they were convicted and sentenced. The Ohio Parole Boardhandles paroles for all state pri...
The Parole Board considers numerous factors when deciding whether to grant parole. Relevant information and factors the Parole Board considers include: 1. A risk assessment indicating the inmate’s risk to re-offend 2. The inmate’s criminal history 3. The degree to which the inmate can control their behavior or demonstrate impulsivity 4. Institution...
Inmates do not necessarily need to hire a Dayton criminal defense lawyer to represent them regarding parole. However, hiring an attorney may improve the chances of a successful outcome.
The APA was created in 1965 and is responsible for the duties addressed in Chapters 5149 and 2967 of the Ohio Revised Code. The APA is comprised of the Parole Board and Field Services.
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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About Ohio Parole Boards. In Ohio, parole boards can consist of up to 12 members. Ohio requires the Director of the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (or “DRC”) to appoint these members. Unlike many states, Ohio requires all parole board members to have criminal justice experience –
