Minn. R. agency 121, ch. 2940, REVOCATION, pt. 2940.3800
Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 24, December 9, 2024
Part 2940.3800 - REIMPRISONMENT Offenders who have violated the conditions of parole or supervised release and who have been returned to institutional status shall be assigned a release date and a term of reimprisonment, as follows:
A. up to six months inclusive of any time spent in jail in connection with the violation, for violations of conditions of parole or supervised release other than convictions of or involvement in criminal activity;B. up to six months for convictions of misdemeanors or gross misdemeanors;C. six months to expiration of sentence for conviction of a felony; andD. depending on the time remaining to be served on the sentence, the type of violation, and the needs of the offender, up to expiration of the sentence may be assigned as the term of reimprisonment if there is a finding of risk to the public or if repeated violations of the conditions of release occur and the releasee is determined to be unamenable to supervision by the executive officer of hearings and release. The term of reimprisonment under items A to C may be either concurrent or consecutive to incarceration time imposed by a court of law and served locally.
Minn. R. agency 121, ch. 2940, REVOCATION, pt. 2940.3800
Statutory Authority: MS s 14.388; 241.26; 243.05