Article 12 - Parole Violations
- Section 22 AAC 20.350 - Reporting of parole violations
- Section 22 AAC 20.355 - How violations reported
- Section 22 AAC 20.360 - Basis for revocation and no immunity
- Section 22 AAC 20.365 - Timeframe for issuance of parole violation warrant or summons to appear
- Section 22 AAC 20.370 - Effect of issuance of warrant or summons to appear
- Section 22 AAC 20.375 - Length of time warrant is valid
- Section 22 AAC 20.380 - [Repealed]
- Section 22 AAC 20.400 - Purpose of preliminary revocation hearing
- Section 22 AAC 20.405 - How preliminary revocation hearings are conducted
- Section 22 AAC 20.415 - Probable cause determination and court rules inapplicable
- Section 22 AAC 20.420 - Preliminary revocation hearing decisions available to hearing officer
- Section 22 AAC 20.425 - Hearing officer's finding and order
- Section 22 AAC 20.430 - Parolees eligible for a preliminary revocation hearing
- Section 22 AAC 20.435 - Right to attorney
- Section 22 AAC 20.440 - Location of preliminary revocation hearing (Repealed)
- Section 22 AAC 20.445 - Notification of hearing and alleged violations
- Section 22 AAC 20.450 - Supplemental allegations
- Section 22 AAC 20.455 - Amendment or correction of allegations
- Section 22 AAC 20.460 - Testimony and evidence
- Section 22 AAC 20.465 - Witnesses
- Section 22 AAC 20.470 - Access to adverse material regarding allegations
- Section 22 AAC 20.475 - Right to remain silent
- Section 22 AAC 20.480 - Responsibility for expenses
- Section 22 AAC 20.485 - Purpose of final revocation hearing
- Section 22 AAC 20.490 - Other regulations applicable
- Section 22 AAC 20.495 - Location of final revocation hearing
- Section 22 AAC 20.500 - Parole board is the trier of fact
- Section 22 AAC 20.505 - Miscellaneous final revocation hearing provisions
- Section 22 AAC 20.510 - Decisions available to the board
- Section 22 AAC 20.512 - Effect of revocation of discretionary parole
- Section 22 AAC 20.515 - Notification of decision