Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 38, September 20, 2024
(a)
The assigned parole agent shall review each case within the specified review
period and recommend retaining the case on parole or recommend discharge and
allow the case to discharge by operation of law.
(b) The parole agent must complete a
discharge review report, whether the recommendation is to retain or discharge.
The following factors shall be considered in conducting discharge reviews and
preparing a discharge review report for a supervised person in the community:
(1) Parole Adjustment. Whether or not the
supervised person was complying with their conditions of parole or involved in
any criminal behavior or activities, the parole adjustment shall include, but
is not limited to, the following:
(A)
Residence, whether or not the supervised person's residential pattern is
stable.
(B) Employment, whether or
not the supervised person demonstrated a steady pattern of employment,
educational or vocational training, and if they have the ability to reasonably
provide for their own financial needs while in the community.
(C) Compliant with Special Conditions of
Parole. Address any known violations of any general, mandatory or special
conditions of parole, or the supervised person's ability to comply with all
conditions.
(D) Psychological
Factors. Note the mental health status of the supervised person and their
compliance with any mental health treatment.
(E) STG Validation. Note any past or present
involvement in any STG, criminal, or street gang as a validated member,
associate, or affiliate, and if the supervised person is a validated STG-I
member, associate, or affiliate.
(2) Restitution. Note any fine and/or
restitution balance at the time of review, and any effort to satisfy the fine
and/or restitution balance.
(3)
Criminal History.
(A) Sex, Arson, Gang or
Drug Registration Requirements. Note any registration requirement as per
sections 290, 457.1 and 186.30 of the Penal
Code; and/or section 11590 of the Health and Safety Code and if the applicable
registrations(s) are current.
(B)
Serious or Violent Commitment Offense. Indicate whether or not the supervised
person's commitment offense, regardless of whether it is the controlling or
non-controlling case, is considered serious or violent as defined in Penal Code
sections 1192.7(c), 1192.8, or 667.5(c).
(C) Use of a Weapon during Commitment
Offense. Indicate whether or not it is known if the supervised person's
commitment offense involved the use of a weapon, regardless of whether it is
the controlling or non-controlling commitment offense.
(D) Possession of Firearm during Commitment
Offense. Indicate whether or not the supervised person's commitment offense
involved the possession of a firearm, regardless of whether it is the
controlling or non-controlling commitment offense.
(E) History of Serious or Violent Felony
Convictions. Indicate whether or not the supervised person's criminal history
includes a conviction for any serious or violent felony as defined in Penal
Code sections 1192.7(c), 1192.8, or 667.5(c).
(F) History of Use of a Weapon Conviction.
Indicate whether or not the supervised person's criminal history includes a
conviction for any offense involving the use of a weapon.
(G) History of Possession of a Firearm
Conviction. Indicate whether or not the supervised person's criminal history
includes a conviction for any offense involving the possession of a weapon
within the 10 year period before the commitment offense.
Note: Authority cited: Section
5058, Penal
Code. Reference: Sections
3000.1,
3001,
3052,
5054 and
5076.2, Penal
Code.
Note: Authority cited: Section
5058, Penal
Code. Reference: Sections
3000.1,
3001,
3052,
5054 and
5076.2, Penal
Code.
