Parole; remission of sentence; restoration to duty

§ 3663. Parole; remission of sentence; restoration to duty (a) The Secretary of the Army may provide a system of parole for offenders who are confined in the United States Disciplinary Barracks, and who were at the time of their offenses— (1) members of the Army; or (2) persons subject to chapter 47 of this title because (A) in the custody of, serving with, accompanying, or employed by the Army under section 802 (7)-(11) of this title (article 2 (7)-(11)), or (B) within an area under the control of the Secretary of the Army under section 802 (12) of this title (article 2 (12)). (b) Whenever the Secretary considers that an offender sent to the Disciplinary Barracks merits that action, the Secretary may remit the unexecuted part of his sentence if he was at the time of his offense— (1) a member of the Army; or (2) a person subject to chapter 47 of this title because (A) in the custody of, serving with, accompanying, or employed by the Army under section 802 (7)—(11) of this title (article 2 (7)—(11) ), or (B) within an area under the control of the Secretary of the Army under section 802 (12) of this title (article 2 (12)). If the Secretary remits the unexecuted part of the sentence of an offender in the Disciplinary Barracks who at the time of his offense was an enlisted member of the Army, the Secretary may order his honorable restoration to active duty if he has not been discharged. If he has been discharged, the Secretary may authorize his reenlistment or, upon written application, order his restoration to the Army. 210 Such an order revives the enlistment contract for a period equal to that not previously served under it. So far as it relates to honorable restoration to active duty, this subsection applies to general prisoners confined elsewhere who were at the time of their offenses enlisted members of the Army.