Advocates for parole reform in New York State said proposed new rules basing parole board inmate-release decisions more on risk to the public and less on the nature of the crime committed are not explicit enough about considering other factors.
December 13, 2016 at 06:01 PM
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ALBANY – Groups frustrated at the state’s unyielding attitude toward releasing some inmates has urged the Board of Parole to go further with new regulations meant to produce more favorable parole determinations.
The proposed regulations would base inmate release decisions more on prospective risk to the public and less on the nature of the crime that led to incarceration (NYLJ, Oct. 20).
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