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Title 22 . Department of Corrections
Chapter 20 . Sex Offender Treatment Providers
Section 330. Effect of decision order by hearing officer

22 AAC 20.330. Effect of decision order by hearing officer

(a) The decision of the hearing officer at a preliminary hearing is not appealable to the board.

(b) A probable cause or non-probable cause finding by the hearing officer is not binding on the board at a final revocation or final rescission hearing or hearing to modify a parole condition.

(c) Despite a non-probable cause finding by a hearing officer at a preliminary hearing, the department may pursue a violation at a final revocation hearing.

History: Eff. 1/30/91, Register 117

Authority: AS 33.16.060

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