New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 22 - COURTS
Chapter 510 - PAROLE
Part 13 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
Section 22.510.13.8 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES

A. Upon receipt by the parole board of parole plan that is unacceptable, the board shall advise the prospective parolee, in writing, of this fact, with copies to the director of field services division. A "home plan" may be considered subject to the board's approval.

B. Field services division may request that the board write a letter of reprimand to a parolee who is adjusting poorly on parole, or that said individual appear before the board personally to discuss his parole adjustment.

C. A parole plan check-out and investigation which reveals that return to a particular community or area which would have adverse effects on the parolees or the community should be covered in said parole plan check-out so that the board may be appraised of that information prior to the release of the parolee.

D. In the event that the parole board places a special parole condition on an individual and the parole plan check-out reveals that compliance therewith is not possible, such determination should be brought to the attention of the board at the time the parole plan report is submitted.

E. The discharge dates from basic sentences inmates are serving is computed by the institutional record section and is not the responsibility or function of the New Mexico parole board.