Chevygal55
02-25-2003, 07:41 PM
Board of Pardons and Paroles has voting options~
An FI-1 decision grants parole approval for release of an offender anytime on or after the date he or she becomes eligible for parole release by law.
An FI-2 decision grants parole approval for release of an offender on or after a specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An FI-3 decision grants parole approval for release of an offender upon completion of a TDCJ Rehabilitation Program and not earlier than the specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An FI-4 decision grants parole approval with a Pre-release on or after a specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An FI-5 decision grants parole approval for release to an offender upon completion of the In-Prison Therapeutic Community Program (IPTC).
An FI-6R decision grants parole approval for release of an offender upon completion of a TDCJ Rehabilitation Program and not earlier than the date established by the Board panel making the decision
An FI-9R decision grants parole approval for release of an offender upon completion of a TDCJ Rehabilitation Program and not earlier than the specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An FI-18R decision grants parole approval for release of an offender upon completion of a TDCJ Rehabilitation Program and not earlier than the specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An NR decision denies parole and give the offender a "Next Reveiw" date for his or her next reveiw.
An SA decision denies parole and gives the offender a Serve-All status, which means that further parold reveiws will not occur.
Offenders under reveiw for parole, who have consecutive sentences wherein all offenses occurred on or after Sept. 1 1987, are reveiwed for parole on each sentence individually in their series of consecutive sentences but with different voting options available to the Board.
An CU-FI (cause number) decision designates parole approval on the individual sentence in the series that is under reveiw. This decision designates the start date for the next sentence in the series. The cause number designates the sentence under reveiw.
An CU-NR MONTH/YEAR (cause number) decision designates parole action in a consecutive sentence case, setting the specified cause number for the next reveiw during a future specified month and year.
Offenders incaarcerated for offenses occuring on or after Sept. 1, 1996 are eligible for Discretionary Mandatory Supervision reveiw if not granted parole relese. The Board votes on offenders for Discretionary Mandotory Reveiw with the following options:
An DMS (Deny Mandotory Supervision) decision denies an offender release to mandatory supervision and sets a future Discretionary Mandatory Reveiw on a specific month and year.
An RMS (Release on Mandatory Supervision) decision allows release of an offender to mandatory supervision when TDCJ-ID records determine that the prisoner has earned enough time credits (flat and good time) for release to mandatory supervision.
An FI-1 decision grants parole approval for release of an offender anytime on or after the date he or she becomes eligible for parole release by law.
An FI-2 decision grants parole approval for release of an offender on or after a specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An FI-3 decision grants parole approval for release of an offender upon completion of a TDCJ Rehabilitation Program and not earlier than the specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An FI-4 decision grants parole approval with a Pre-release on or after a specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An FI-5 decision grants parole approval for release to an offender upon completion of the In-Prison Therapeutic Community Program (IPTC).
An FI-6R decision grants parole approval for release of an offender upon completion of a TDCJ Rehabilitation Program and not earlier than the date established by the Board panel making the decision
An FI-9R decision grants parole approval for release of an offender upon completion of a TDCJ Rehabilitation Program and not earlier than the specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An FI-18R decision grants parole approval for release of an offender upon completion of a TDCJ Rehabilitation Program and not earlier than the specified date established by the Board panel making the decision.
An NR decision denies parole and give the offender a "Next Reveiw" date for his or her next reveiw.
An SA decision denies parole and gives the offender a Serve-All status, which means that further parold reveiws will not occur.
Offenders under reveiw for parole, who have consecutive sentences wherein all offenses occurred on or after Sept. 1 1987, are reveiwed for parole on each sentence individually in their series of consecutive sentences but with different voting options available to the Board.
An CU-FI (cause number) decision designates parole approval on the individual sentence in the series that is under reveiw. This decision designates the start date for the next sentence in the series. The cause number designates the sentence under reveiw.
An CU-NR MONTH/YEAR (cause number) decision designates parole action in a consecutive sentence case, setting the specified cause number for the next reveiw during a future specified month and year.
Offenders incaarcerated for offenses occuring on or after Sept. 1, 1996 are eligible for Discretionary Mandatory Supervision reveiw if not granted parole relese. The Board votes on offenders for Discretionary Mandotory Reveiw with the following options:
An DMS (Deny Mandotory Supervision) decision denies an offender release to mandatory supervision and sets a future Discretionary Mandatory Reveiw on a specific month and year.
An RMS (Release on Mandatory Supervision) decision allows release of an offender to mandatory supervision when TDCJ-ID records determine that the prisoner has earned enough time credits (flat and good time) for release to mandatory supervision.