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United States — Iowa
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A court may use electronic tracking and monitoring for certain domestic abuse assault offenders on probation, parole, work release, or other conditional release, and must consider victim safety and other legitimate factors before ordering it.
United States — Iowa
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The board of parole has five members. The governor appoints members and the chairperson, both subject to senate confirmation.
United States — Iowa
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The board’s membership must be of good character and judicious background, include a member of a minority group, and satisfy at least two of three listed qualifications.
United States — Iowa
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The board of parole must interview and consider inmates for parole and work release, follow its interview rules, review programs yearly, and carry out several reporting, study, assistance, and risk-assessment duties.
United States — Iowa
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The chairperson of the board of parole must carry out listed management, supervision, liaison, budgeting, reporting, and staffing duties.
United States — Iowa
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The governor appoints the board of parole’s vice chairperson, who serves at the governor’s pleasure and acts as chairperson when needed.
United States — Iowa
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The board of parole chairperson reports directly to the governor, and the board is attached to the department of corrections only for routine administrative and support services.
United States — Iowa
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The governor sets board members’ salaries within a statutory range, and board members and employees may receive necessary maintenance and travel expenses when on official business.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines parole and work release, and says a person on parole or work release may be temporarily assigned to the supervision of the director of corrections if placed in a violator facility.
United States — Iowa
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A parole officer must be assigned to a person released on parole, and the parole officer must explain the parole conditions and supervise, assist, and counsel the person during parole.
United States — Iowa
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The board of parole may allow parole to a place outside the state if it decides that doing so is in the best interest of the state and the prisoner.
United States — Iowa
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The Iowa governor may make agreements with other states about supervising people on parole or probation and returning them if they violate parole or probation terms.
United States — Iowa
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Detainers against prisoners must be backed by an indictment or county attorney information within six months, and prisoners may get parole to the filing institution or authorities.
United States — Iowa
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Parole is discharged when the parole term equals the sentence imprisonment term minus confinement time, unless an earlier discharge is granted.
United States — Iowa
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Parole or work-release time generally counts toward the sentence, but escape time does not.
United States — Iowa
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A county must temporarily confine alleged parole violators when the Iowa department of corrections requests it and space is available; the department must reimburse the county, with payment tied to an approved voucher and late reimbursement requests denied.
United States — Iowa
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The department of corrections must arrange for the return of certain parolees, and parolees must reimburse the department for costs caused by an escape or supervision violation.
United States — Iowa
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The board must create and run a certificate of employability program and adopt rules for it. People required to register under chapter 692A are not eligible.
United States — Iowa
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Parole officers have peace-officer powers while doing their job and must investigate referred persons, give supervised releasees written conditions, monitor them, keep records and reports, and coordinate with corrective social welfare agencies.
United States — Iowa
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The board of parole must make and run parole rules, help manage work release, and decide who gets parole or work release.