22 AAC 20.335. Hearings to be recorded

(a) All hearings conducted under 22 AAC 20.135, 22 AAC 20.220(c) , 22 AAC 20.305, 22 AAC 20.315, 22 AAC 20.400, and 22 AAC 20.485 will be electronically recorded.

(b) The board will maintain a tape or electronic recording of a discretionary parole hearing or a final revocation or final rescission hearing for three years after the date of the hearing. However, if the discretionary parole hearing or the final revocation or final rescission hearing is conducted at a Federal Bureau of Prisons facility, the board will maintain a tape or electronic recording of that hearing for five years after the date of the hearing. A tape or electronic recording of a preliminary revocation or preliminary rescission hearing will be maintained for one year after the date of the hearing, or until the final revocation or final rescission hearing is held, whichever is later.

(c) Notwithstanding (b) of this section, a hearing tape or electronic recording may be erased upon the discharge of the parolee from the custody of the board.

History: Eff. 1/30/91, Register 117; am 3/29/2003, Register 165

Authority: AS 33.16.060

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