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Learn about parole and other forms of release from prison. Includes the parole process, mandatory supervised release (MSR), and sentence credit.
Parolees are obligated to comply with all rules, regulations, orders, and subsequent amendments thereto of the Prisoner Review Board and of the Department of Corrections. If paroled or released out of the State, obedience of the rules of both states is required.
Individuals released from the Illinois Department of Corrections on a sentence determined by the court (Determinate Sentence) are required by Illinois Statue to serve a period of Mandatory Supervised Release.
Parole describes the practice of releasing inmates before the completion of their maximum, court-appointed sentence. These released individuals—or parolees—then serve the remainder of their sentence under a period of supervised and conditional release, during which failure to follow certain rules may lead to the revocation of parole.
condition of release would reasonably ensure the appearance of the defendant for later hearings or protect an identifiable person or persons from imminent threat of serious physical harm and is hereby ordering:
Each circuit court shall establish a pretrial services agency to provide the court with accurate background data regarding the pretrial release of persons charged with felonies and effective supervision of compliance with the terms and conditions imposed on release.
2 cze 2022 · Parole and Mandatory Supervised Release in Illinois. The number of people under mandatory supervised release (MSR), commonly referred to as parole, in Illinois has fallen dramatically in the past two years, reaching a 30-year low in June 2021. The SAFE-T Act of 2021 may further reduce the MSR population in coming years.
