The State Board is obligated by law to perform various duties focussed on the offender. The powers and duties of the Board are revised under Nevada Revised Statutes.
The re-entry court may issue a notification to the Chair, of a prisoner or parolee that should be ordered to undertake the judicial program, following NRS 209.4883. In this case, the Board may:
The Board may place a prisoner in the custody of the Division requiring the prisoner to participate in the judicial program.
Where the prisoner is not granted parole, they are given a hearing date by the Board according to NRS 213. 142. The board is mandated to issue the parolee with a code of conduct upon his or her release.
According to NRS 213.122, the release of sexual offenders on parole calls for the Division to closely supervise the prisoner’s conduct and behavior as directed by the Board.
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TOP RATED ON:When the Board finds a reasonable possibility that the parolee is a threat to the public, according to subsection 1, the board may decline to give the parole to the prisoner.
The prisoner may also not be released on parole in case he or she is noted as a focus in a lawful request by another legal agency, requesting that the prisoner scheduled for parole be held or released for detainment by the legal agency.
The Board is mandated to immediately release the prisoner on parole when the prisoner’s program of activities while on parole is identified and established.
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