Revocation of Parole: General Provisions

(1) Parole Board members may revoke a parole permit. Parole may be revoked where the parolee is alleged to have engaged in criminal behavior or is about to do so, has violated one or more conditions of parole, or has failed to comply with parole officer requests. Parole Board members may also revoke a parole permit if they determine that such permit was issued, in whole or in part, as the result of false or fraudulent information provided by or on behalf of an inmate or parolee to the Parole Board. (2) Revocation of parole status and further imprisonment shall occur after consideration of less severe sanctions and alternatives to confinement.