Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 22 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
Part XI - Committee on Parole
Chapter 11 - Violations of Parole
Section XI-1115 - Decision of the Parole Panel

1. revocation of parole;

2. reprimand and restore to parole supervision with or without special conditions imposed;

3. unsatisfactory termination of parole if full term date of parole supervision has passed;

4. participation in a transitional work program for up to six months in lieu of revocation;

5. as an alternative to incarceration, in lieu of revocation, be committed to a community rehabilitation center or a substance abuse treatment program operated by, or under contract with, the Department of Public Safety and Corrections for period of time not to exceed six months, provided that the period of such commitment does not extend beyond the full parole term;

6. as an alternative to incarceration, in lieu of revocation, participation in other specific therapeutic programs as approved by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections and/or the Division of Probation and Parole;

7. do not revoke, continue on supervision.

1. The panel may elect to vote to continue or recess the hearing until certain testimony which was not available at the preliminary hearing can be heard or further evidence can be verified and presented.

2. The panel may also vote to recess and defer a decision until the outcome of pending charges. In this case, the parolee may be allowed to make bond on pending charges if so ordered by the panel. The board may then render a decision after receipt of additional evidence or after the disposition of the pending charge(s).

1. At the conclusion of the hearing, the panel will advise the offender orally of its decision and he will be furnished with a copy of the parole revocation decision form.

2. A copy of each parole revocation decision form will also be forwarded to the Probation and Parole district office assigned supervision of the offender.