22 AAC 20.650. Rescission of special medical parole

(a) Any time after a prisoner is granted special medical parole the board may hold a rescission hearing and suspend the order of special medical parole if sufficient cause is shown. Parole may be suspended for any of the following reasons:

(1) the prisoner is found guilty at a disciplinary hearing of violating a rule of a correctional facility;

(2) the prisoner is found guilty of a new criminal charge;

(3) the prisoner is found guilty of violating community program rules while on furlough;

(4) the prisoner fails to comply with any precondition of parole established by the board;

(5) the prisoner is found by the board to have willfully concealed, misrepresented, or withheld information or given fraudulent information considered significant by the board;

(6) the board

(A) determines that a significant change has occurred in the prisoner's parole plan or in the medical condition of the parolee; or

(B) discovers new information concerning the prisoner or the prisoner's parole plan, affecting the prisoner's suitability for parole under AS 33.16.085 .

History: Eff. 3/29/2003, Register 165

Authority: AS 33.16.060

AS 33.16.085

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