New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 22 - COURTS
Chapter 510 - PAROLE
Part 12 - HEARING OFFICER REGULATIONS
Section 22.510.12.8 - HEARING OFFICER REGULATIONS
Universal Citation: 22 NM Admin Code 22.510.12.8
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
A. The provisions of Paragraph I [now Subsection A of 22.510.12.8 NMAC] apply to persons serving determinate sentences for crimes committed on or after July 1, 1979, except for persons serving indeterminate life sentences for crimes committed on or after July 1,1979.
(1) Regular parole application
hearings may be conducted before one member of the board or before a hearing
officer designated by the board.
(a) The
regular hearing procedures as set out in the rules and regulations of the
parole board shall be followed.
(b)
If only one board member or a hearing officer presides over such hearing, he
shall prepare and submit a written summary of the proposed parole conditions
and reasons therefor, and the proposed parole plan and reasons therefor, and
other evidence and information as appropriate, with copies of all relevant
documentation together with recommendations to the board within ten (10)
working days of the close of the hearing for a decision by the full
board.
(2) Parole
revocation hearings may be conducted before one member of the board or before a
hearing officer designated by the board.
(a)
The regular hearing procedures as set out in the rules and regulations of the
parole board shall be followed.
(b)
If only one board member or a hearing officer presides over such hearing, he
shall prepare and submit written findings of fact and conclusions of law
together with a summary of the evidence presented at the hearing and
recommendations to the full board within ten (10) working days of the close of
the hearing for a decision by the full board.
(3) The time limits herein may be extended
for cause by the board.
B. The provisions of Paragraph II [now Subsection B of 22.510.12.8 NMAC] apply to persons serving indeterminate sentences for crimes committed prior to July 1, 1979, and to persons serving indeterminate life sentences for crimes committed on or after July 1, 1979.
(1) Regular parole application hearing may be
conducted before one member of the board or before a hearing officer designated
by the board.
(a) The regular hearing
procedures as set out in the rules and regulations of the parole board shall be
followed.
(b) If only one board
member or a hearing officer presides over such hearing, he shall prepare and
submit a written summary of the testimony and other evidence, copies of all
relevant documents together with recommendations to the board within ten (10)
working days of the close of the hearing for a decision by the full
board.
(2) Parole
revocation hearings may be conducted before one member of the board or before a
hearing officer designated by the board.
(a)
The regular hearing procedures as set out in the rules and regulations of the
parole board shall be followed.
(b)
If only one board member or a hearing officer presides over such hearing, he
shall prepare and submit written findings of fact and conclusions of law
together with a summary of the evidence presented at the hearing and
recommendations to the full board within ten (10) working days of the close of
the hearing for a decision by the full board.
(3) The time limits herein may be extended
for cause by the board.
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