ARM 20.25.504. INVESTIGATION

(1) Before a hearing panel considers an offender for release on parole, the board staff will make the following information available for the panel's consideration: (a) the offender's previous social history and criminal record; (b) the offender's education, conduct, and associations; (c) the offender's occupation or prospects for employment; (d) the offender's treatment record in prison; (e) facts and circumstances of the crime for which the offender was sentenced; (f) information received from the community where the crime was committed; and (g) any reports of physical or mental examinations which have been made of the offender. (2) If a hearing panel grants a parole the panel shall request an officer of the department's probation and parole bureau or an out-of-state supervising authority investigate the offender's release plan including victim concerns and give board staff a summary and recommendation concerning the plan.