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(a) The purpose of a preliminary rescission hearing is to determine if there is reason to believe that the circumstances set out in 22 AAC 20.290 exist, and if so, whether or not the prisoner should be released on parole pending a review of the prisoner's case by the board.
(b) A hearing officer shall conduct a preliminary rescission hearing within 15 working days after the date the prisoner was due to be released to parole supervision. However, a preliminary rescission hearing is not required if the board holds a final rescission hearing within 20 working days after the date the prisoner was due to be released to parole supervision.
(c) The board will normally accept a finding by the department, court, or contract provider as proof of a violation under 22 AAC 20.290(1) - (3).
History: Eff. 1/30/91, Register 117; am 3/29/2003, Register 165
Authority: AS 33.16.060
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