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(a) A board member who receives information about a prisoner or parolee through means other than official board channels, shall disclose that information to other board members before a hearing on the prisoner's/parolee's case. If the information is relied upon by the board in its deliberations, the prisoner/parolee must be provided an opportunity to comment on it.
(b) A board member shall disclose any prior personal involvement with a prisoner or parolee or the prisoner's or parolee's immediate family, to the other board members before a hearing on the prisoner's/parolee's case.
History: Eff. 1/30/91, Register 117
Authority: AS 33.16.060
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