The Parole Board provides timely, fair and impartial hearings that comport with due process to those parolees who are, while on parole, alleged to have violated the terms and conditions of their parole, while protecting the public and the integrity of the parole system. The Board accomplishes this by making reasoned and rational violation decisions that are based upon good and sufficient information.

For FY23 (July 2022-June 2023), there was an average of 41 parole violations per quarter (min: 30 in Q4, max: 47 in Q1 and Q2). Of the parole violations that occurred in FY23, the following resulted from violation hearings: 52.5% were continued on parole, 33.3% had their parole revoked, and 14.2% resulted in a waiver (note: a waiver results in parole revocation).