Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 1, January 10, 2025
Section 8 CCR 1511-1-10.00 - File Reviews10.01 Special Needs Offender. The Board shall consider an Inmate for Special Needs Parole upon referral by the CDoC. A. The Board shall make a determination based on the factors set forth in § 17-22.5-403.5, C.R.S.B. The Board may schedule a Hearing on the application for Special Needs Parole with the Inmate present, or the Board may review the application and issue a decision without a Hearing pursuant to § 17-2-201(4)(f), C.R.S.C. The Board shall make a determination of whether to grant Special Needs Parole within 30 days after receiving the referral from the CDoC.D. The Board may delay the decision in order to request that the CDoC modify the special needs Parole plan. § 17-22.5-403.5(4), C.R.S.E. The Board's denial of Special Needs Parole shall not affect an Inmate's eligibility for any other form of Parole or Release.10.02 [Expired 05/15/2015 per Senate Bill 15-100]10.03 Exigent Circumstances. The Board may issue an order of exigent circumstances to place an Offender under Parole supervision immediately upon Release from a correctional facility when the Board is prevented from complying with publication and interview requirements due to the application of time served prior to confinement in a correctional facility and the operation of good time credits. [§ 17-2-201(4)(c), C.R.S.]10.04 Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency Detainer.A. The Board may conduct a Parole Release review when a detainer from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency has been filed with the CDoC, and the Inmate meets the criteria for the presumption of Parole in §17-22-404.8, C.R.S.B. If the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency issues an order of deportation for the Inmate, the CDoC shall submit a request to the Board to discharge Parole.10.05 Parole Release Review. The Board shall notify the Inmate's Case Manager if the Board conducts a Parole Release review without the presence of the Inmate, and the Case Manager shall notify the Inmate of the Board's decision. [§ 17-2-201(4)(f)(A)(II), C.R.S.]. The Case Manager may request that the Board reconsider and conduct a Hearing with the Inmate present.