Section 1100-01-01-.11 - DETAINERS(1) A Detainer is a warrant or hold placed against an inmate by another jurisdiction (called the "detaining authority") notifying the holding facility of the intention to take custody of the individual when he or she is released.(2) The presence of a detainer shall not, in and of itself, constitute a valid reason for the denial of parole.(3) Parole to Detainers. (a) As used in this rule, unless the context otherwise requires, 'parole to a detainer' means the release of the inmate to the physical custody of the authority who has lodged the detainer.(b) Where the detainer is not lifted, the Board may grant parole to such detainer within their discretion.(c) The Board will cooperate in establishing and maintaining arrangements for concurrent supervision with other jurisdictions, where such arrangements are feasible and where release on parole appears, to the Board, to be justified.(d) If the Board has granted parole to "detainer only" and the jurisdiction placing the detainer lifts it or fails to take custody of the inmate, a rescission hearing will be scheduled.Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1100-01-01-.11
Original rule filed December 6, 1979; effective January 20, 1980. Amendment filed March 11, 1985; effective April 10, 1985. Amendment filed April 18, 1986; effective July 14, 1986. Repeal and new rule filed August 31, 1990; effective November 28, 1990. Repeal and new rule filed May 5, 2009; effective September 28, 2009. Repeal and new rules filed December 14, 2018; effective 3/14/2019.Authority: T.C.A. §§ 40-28-104 and 40-28-401.