PROBATION AND PAROLE DIVISION AND PAROLE BOARD, POWERS AND DUTIES
- Section 217.650 - Definitions
- Section 217.655 - Parole board, general duties - division duties
- Section 217.660 - [Repealed]
- Section 217.665 - Board members, appointment, qualifications - terms, vacancies - designation of chair and vice chair - compensation, expenses
- Section 217.670 - Decisions to be by majority vote - hearing panel, membership, duties - jurisdiction removal or appeal to board, when - decision to be final - closed meetings authorized - video conferencing
- Section 217.675 - Handbook of rules governing conduct of parolees furnished to whom, duties of board
- Section 217.680 - Offices, where located - space in correctional centers to be provided for hearings and interviews
- Section 217.682 - Secretary to be appointed, duties
- Section 217.690 - Board may order release or parole - assessment, personal hearing - fee - rules - eligibility for parole, how calculated - murder, eligibility for hearing - hearing procedure - notice - special conditions - education requirements, exceptions - rulemaking authority
- Section 217.692 - Eligibility for parole, offenders with life sentence, when - criteria - perjury, penalty
- Section 217.695 - Release from custody under supervision of division of probation and parole, registration with law enforcement officials required
- Section 217.703 - Earned compliance credits awarded, when
- Section 217.705 - Probation, parole, institutional parole, officers - appointment - duties
- Section 217.710 - Firearms, authority to carry, department's duties, training - rulemaking procedure
- Section 217.718 - Alternative to revocation proceedings, period of detention, requirements
- Section 217.720 - Arrest of person paroled or on conditional release - report - procedure - revocation of parole or release - effect of sentence - arrest of parolee from another state
- Section 217.722 - Probation officers, power to arrest, when - preliminary hearing allowed, when - notice to sentencing court
- Section 217.725 - Board may parole prisoner held on warrant
- Section 217.730 - Parole time as time of imprisonment, exception - final discharge - procedure to register to vote
- Section 217.735 - Lifetime supervision required for certain offenders - electronic monitoring - termination at age sixty-five permitted, when - rulemaking authority