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Revoking Parole

Parole or probation may be revoked if the conditions set out during the sentencing process are violated. These usually include: -Possession of weapons -Possession of illegal substances -Concealing one’s location -Not reporting to one’s parole or probation authority -Involvement with criminals -Committing another crime -Violation of any other terms imposed by the judge Following a violation there is a hearing to determine if parole should be revoked. The outcome of the hearing can be appealed.
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