ARM 20.25.601. RESCISSION HEARING

(1) In-custody misconduct by an inmate who has been granted a nonmedical parole, medical parole, supervised release, or furlough but who has not yet been released to supervision may result in a rescission hearing before the board. (2) The misconduct must be of sufficiently serious nature as to be documented in a formal disciplinary report and acted upon by institutional authorities. (3) Any substantial change in the inmate's proposed parole plan not previously approved by the board may result in a hearing. (4) Any additional information received by the board that was not available at the time of the release hearing may result in a hearing.